Your first property in Nepal. Where do you start?
A practical path from a clear budget to independent due diligence.
Start with a full budget
Consider the asking price, your own funding, any proposed loan, professional fees, transfer costs and a contingency. Ask the relevant professionals to confirm current charges.
Check authority before an offer
Understand who is marketing the property and what authority they hold. An identity check is separate from ownership and title review.
Inspect and ask specific questions
Check access, road width, water, drainage, utilities, apparent condition and the surrounding area. Use qualified surveyors and engineers when needed.
Get independent legal advice
Ask a Nepal-qualified adviser to review the relevant title, parcel, tax, restrictions, encumbrances and contract documents for your situation.
Agree written next steps
Understand conditions, responsibilities and official transfer requirements before making a financial commitment. This preview accepts no deposit.
Bring in the right professional.
This guide is general educational content for the development preview. Current legal, tax, land, licensing and lending requirements depend on your situation and must be checked with qualified local advisers.
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