
Building Permit (Naksa Pass) Process in Kathmandu: Step by Step
Understand the ownership, drawing, structural, municipal submission and approval-tracking steps for a Nepali building permit.
Understand the ownership, drawing, structural, municipal submission and approval-tracking steps for a Nepali building permit.

Confirm land ownership documents
Lalpurja, survey map and land tax clearance must be in order before drawings are submitted.
Prepare architectural and structural drawings
A registered engineer or architect must prepare and stamp drawings that comply with setback and floor-area rules.

Submit to the municipal ward office
Applications are reviewed for zoning, road-width and NBC compliance before a permit number is issued.
Track approval and start construction only after issue
Starting work before the naksa is approved risks a stop-work order and fines from the municipality.
Use this in Build Mart Nepal
Turn the guidance into action by creating a project, loading a BOQ, matching local providers, issuing quotations and storing approvals in the Build Mart Nepal construction operating system.
Quick implementation checklist
- Define the required outcome and acceptance evidence.
- Assign an owner and target date.
- Record quotations, approvals and changes.
- Inspect completed work and retain handover records.
Build Mart Nepal Admin
Content Team · BuildMartNepal.com — Nepal's construction materials marketplace
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