Registered businesses
A Nepali company or business can usually apply for a name connected to its registered name, product or brand. Prepare the current registration certificate and the registry’s requested letter.
The Nepal registry issues .com.np domains free to eligible applicants. Check who can apply, prepare the right documents, submit your application and connect the approved domain to your website.
yourbusiness.com.np
A local address for a Nepali business, organisation or person.
Documents checked by the registry
Prepare them before you apply.
A .com.np domain is a Nepal commercial domain for a business, organisation or individual. Eligible applicants can register it free through the Nepal registry. The domain name normally needs to match your registered business, organisation, product, brand or personal name, and the registry checks the documents before approval.
The registry connects a Nepal domain to a real person, business or organisation. Pick the category that describes your application, then check the registry’s current rules.
A Nepali company or business can usually apply for a name connected to its registered name, product or brand. Prepare the current registration certificate and the registry’s requested letter.
Schools, clubs, NGOs and other organisations can apply with documents that show the organisation exists and owns or represents the name.
Individuals can apply for a personal .np domain with an accepted identity document. The name should relate to your own name or identity.
The exact list depends on whether you apply as a business, organisation or individual. These are the common things to prepare; the registry’s current checklist overrides this guide.
Do not upload a document you are not comfortable sharing with the registry. Keep copies of what you submit and use an email address you check regularly.
You apply through the Nepal registry. We can help with the hosting and DNS part before or after approval.
Apply at register.com.npPick a .com.np name based on your registered business, organisation, product, brand or personal name. Avoid a name that only sounds related but cannot be supported by your documents.
Gather the relevant registration certificate or ID, request letter and contact details. Use the registry’s current checklist before you submit anything.
Open register.com.np, create or sign in to your account, search the name and start the application for the correct extension.
Upload the requested documents, complete the form and submit it. The registry reviews the application; approval is not automatic.
Once the domain is approved, add your hosting nameservers or DNS records. Then connect SSL, your website and business email.
A clear connection between the name and your documents gives your application the best chance of making sense to a reviewer.
A business name, product name, organisation name or personal name is easier for the registry to verify than an unrelated word.
Use the same spelling, spacing and abbreviation across the domain, application and supporting documents.
Do not apply for a name that could mislead people about another business, organisation or trademark.
The registry offers several .np extensions. Choose the one that fits your organisation and check its rules before submitting.
A rejection does not always mean the name is impossible. Read the reason, correct the mismatch and check the current instructions before submitting again.
Ask us what to checkA domain is the address. Hosting stores your website. Once the registry approves your .com.np, add your Baddas Cloud nameservers and we can help finish the DNS, SSL and email setup.
Businesses, developers and founders across Nepal who run their websites, WordPress stores and domains on Baddas Cloud.
Eligibility, documents, approval, nameservers and what to do after the registry says yes.
The Nepal registry does not charge a registration fee for eligible .com.np applicants. You still need to meet the registry rules and provide the requested documents. Hosting, email or help setting up the website are separate services.
Eligible Nepali businesses, organisations and individuals can apply. The exact eligibility and document rules belong to the Nepal registry, so check the current guidance at register.com.np before submitting.
Businesses and organisations commonly need a current registration certificate and a signed request letter. Individuals commonly need an accepted identity document. The registry can request additional documents, so use its current checklist as the final authority.
No. The name should have a clear connection to your business, organisation, product, brand or personal identity, and it must be available. The registry reviews the name and documents before approval.
The registry reviews each application, so approval is not instant and the time can vary. Submit clear, matching documents and watch the email address on your application for a request or decision.
Apply through the official Nepal registry at register.com.np. Baddas Cloud can help you choose hosting, prepare nameservers and connect the domain after the registry approves it.
Yes. After approval, point the domain to your web hosting and add the DNS records for email. You can use addresses such as hello@yourbusiness.com.np.
You can apply before hosting is ready, but the registry application may ask for nameservers. Ordering hosting first gives you nameservers to enter, so the domain can start working soon after approval.
Read the registry’s reason, correct the name or documents and submit again if the registry allows it. We can help you understand what needs changing, but the registry makes the approval decision.
The application is made through the Nepal registry. We can help you understand the checklist, prepare the DNS details and connect the approved domain to your Baddas Cloud hosting. The registry remains responsible for approval.
Check the registry’s current requirements, prepare your documents and message us when you are ready to connect the approved domain to hosting.