3-in-1 Police Clearance Bundle for Nepal

Process chain for Nepal

CID (Police Clearance) → certified translation (English/Nepali) → Notary Public → MFA legalization → Nepal Embassy in Bangkok (MOFA Nepal + Embassy)

Is Nepal a Hague Apostille member?

No — Nepal is not a Hague Apostille member. After MFA legalization the document still requires Nepal Embassy legalization in Bangkok (MOFA Nepal + Embassy) before use.

Destination use cases

Police Clearance certificates prepared through this Bundle are used for Non-Tourist, NRN and for other Nepal visa categories including Study Visa, Business Visa, Investor Visa and Family Reunion. Always confirm the latest requirements with Nepal immigration before submission — many destinations require documents dated within 3–6 months.

Documents required

1) Thai national ID (original + copy); 2) Passport (original + copy); 3) Two 1-inch color photos on white background (less than 6 months old); 4) Proof of current address (household registration, lease, utility bill); 5) Power of Attorney if not attending in person; 6) CID fee THB 100 + fingerprint/photo THB 300 (NYC Legal pays and includes in service fee).

Detailed pricing and turnaround

Bundle for Nepal: THB 9,500–14,500 per set, 10–14 business days (Express +50%, reduces to 5–7 days). Covers CID + translation + Notary + MFA + Nepal Embassy + DHL delivery within Bangkok (Metropolitan +THB 200 / Provincial +THB 500 / International dispatch +THB 2,500–4,500).

Order tracking and verification

Every Bundle receives a unique Case Number. Real-time status tracking via LINE @nyclegal with HD scan photos at every stage for pre-approval before proceeding. Digital copies retained 7 years per PDPA. 7% VAT invoices issued for corporate clients.

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