Nishan Khadka

Explore the latest NRB directives for electronic payments in Nepal. Learn about digital transaction limits, QR code payments, RTGS, IPS systems, and free domestic e-payment facilities.

Discover the economics of Dashain in Nepal – from NPR 200B festival spending and rising remittance inflows to price hikes, travel trends, and business growth during Nepal’s biggest festival.

Learn about the educational consultancy industry of Nepal

The Government of Nepal has extended the tax filing and payment deadline to 25th Ashoj 2082. Submit your VAT, TDS, Education Service Fee, and Luxury Fee without penalties or late fees under the “circumstances beyond control” provision.

Explore women-led startups in Nepal with 2025 data on population, women-owned businesses, concessional loans (3% interest), startup ideas, challenges, and inspiring success stories.

Discover how startups in Nepal are thriving after system change, fueled by the Gen Z movement, digital innovation, and youth-led entrepreneurship.

Learn step-by-step how to claim insurance in Nepal for property damage, vehicle loss, and business profit loss. Includes timelines, tips, and top insurers.

Learn how YouTubers in Nepal earn from AdSense, sponsorships & more. Understand tax rules, PAN, VAT, and legal compliance in 2025.

Discover the list of registered social media sites in Nepal including Facebook, TikTok, YouTube & Instagram. Learn about rules, benefits, challenges & future of social media regulation in Nepal.

Learn about TDS and ETDS in Nepal 2026 – tax rates, filing process, examples, penalties, and compliance for individuals and businesses.

Complete guide on embossed number plates in Nepal 2025. Learn process, cost, rules, benefits, and penalties for not upgrading your vehicle plates.

The movement of foreign currency across international borders is one of the most sensitive issues for any country. To maintain financial stability, prevent illegal money laundering, and ensure compliance with global practices, central banks across the world set rules and restrictions. In Nepal, the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is responsible for regulating foreign exchange and controlling the inflow and outflow of both Nepalese and foreign currencies.