Full-service law firm in Kathmandu
Local command. Cross-border perspective.
Guiding investment, transactions and disputes through Nepal’s legal landscape with clarity and commercial judgment.
About Dristi Law Associates
Nepal expertise.
Global outlook.
Dristi Law Associates is a Kathmandu-based full-service law firm advising businesses, investors, institutions and individuals on complex legal and regulatory matters. We combine deep local knowledge with international standards to deliver practical, commercially grounded legal solutions.

Kathmandu, Nepal
Rooted in Nepal. Connected to the world.
Our practice areas
Comprehensive legal solutions for business and personal needs.
Industries we serve
Deep sector knowledge. Practical outcomes.
Energy & Natural Resources
Technology, Media & Telecom
Manufacturing & Trade
Financial Services
NGOs & Development
Doing business in Nepal
Practical insights.
Local clarity.
End-to-end guidance on establishing and growing a business in Nepal—from market entry and approvals to contracts, employment, tax, intellectual property and ongoing compliance.
- Business setup & incorporation
- Foreign investment approvals
- Licensing & compliance
- Employment & immigration
- Tax planning
- Dispute prevention

How we support you
From market entry to ongoing compliance.
Assess
We understand your objectives, structure and risk profile.
Plan
We design the right legal and commercial strategy.
Execute
We handle approvals, documentation and transactions.
Operate
We support day-to-day operations and legal issues.
Comply
We ensure ongoing compliance and adapt to change.
Our team
Experienced counsel. Committed to your success.
Insights & guidance
Timely perspectives on law and business in Nepal.
Commercial contracts under Nepalese law
A practical overview of drafting, negotiation, risk allocation and dispute-resolution provisions.
Read the guidance →Company incorporation in Nepal
The main legal and regulatory steps for establishing a private, public or nonprofit company.
Read the guidance →Arbitration and dispute resolution in Nepal
Key considerations for mediation, arbitration, award enforcement and commercial litigation.
Read the guidance →Frequently asked questions
Common questions. Clear answers.
Start with the question closest to your situation. Our detailed practice pages explain the legal route and the support available.
How can a foreign investor establish a business in Nepal?+
Foreign investment generally requires an approved investment structure, sector eligibility review, registration and regulatory approvals. The exact route depends on the investment size, sector and proposed Nepal entity.
What legal support does a new company in Nepal need?+
A new company commonly needs incorporation documents, shareholder arrangements, tax and licensing review, employment documentation, contracts and a continuing compliance calendar.
Can commercial disputes be resolved outside court?+
Yes. Depending on the agreement and dispute, parties may use negotiation, mediation or arbitration. A carefully drafted dispute-resolution clause makes the available route clearer.
Let's talk
How can we help you?
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+977 1 535 0181
dristilawassociates@gmail.com
Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal
Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
