Agency Registration
in Nepal
The complete guide to registering, renewing, and legally managing an agency business under Nepal’s Department of Commerce regulations.
Easy Process
4-Step Registration
Yearly Renewal
Before Chaitra End
Transferable
Rights to New Agent
Protected
Full Legal Status
Registration Procedure
Step-by-step process to get your license from the Dept. of Commerce.
Application
Submit application with Principal’s details, commission rates, and business profile.
Verification
Authorities review your eligibility, commission structure, and contract validity.
Payment
Deposit the registration fee and sign the official agency agreement.
Certification
Receive your Agency Registration Certificate. You are now legal!
Post-Registration Duty
Once registered, you must submit a detailed account of transactions (goods sold, prices, profit) every 3 months to the Department.
Why Registration is Mandatory
Operating without a license carries significant risks.
Immediate fine for operating without registration.
Potential ban from working as an agent for contract breaches.
All your contracts are legally void if you aren’t registered.
Termination of Agency
How an agency relationship legally ends in Nepal.
By Act of Parties
- Mutual Agreement: Both parties agree to end the contract.
- Revocation: Principal cancels authority (must give notice).
- Renunciation: Agent quits the role (must give notice).
- Completion: The specific job/transaction is finished.
By Operation of Law
- Expiry: The contract time period runs out.
- Death/Insanity: Of either Principal or Agent.
- Insolvency: If the Principal goes bankrupt.
- Impossibility: Subject matter destroyed or law changes.
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