
The NEPSE Journal
Market commentary, data deep-dives, and trading notes from the NEPSE Trading desk.

For Nepali passport holders, applying for an Indonesia eVisa is simple, fast, and paperless. With a valid passport, a small visa fee, and a clear bank statement, Nepali citizens can secure a 60-day stay visa processed entirely online. The C1 eVisa makes Indonesia — including Bali, Jakarta, and Lombok — easily accessible for tourism and family visits in 2025.

Applying for a Bali eVisa from Nepal is straightforward, affordable, and efficient. The entire process is online — from document upload to approval. With valid documents, Nepali travelers can easily obtain a 60-day extendable visa, enjoy a seamless entry into Bali, and make the most of their tropical vacation.

The Indonesia C1 Tourist Visa provides a simple, affordable, and flexible pathway for Nepali travelers to explore Indonesia for up to 60 days. It offers the perfect balance between accessibility and convenience, ensuring that your travel experience remains smooth and lawful.

Under the Unified Directive 2082, NRB has made unlisted share investments significantly stricter by requiring them to be listed within three years and by mandating the creation of an Investment Adjustment Fund for non-compliant investments. This reform reinforces financial discipline, transparency, and market integrity, marking another step toward a modern, accountable, and resilient banking system.

With the removal of the 20% annual sale restriction, the Nepal Rastra Bank has given banks and financial institutions the freedom to manage their investments more efficiently and dynamically. This reform complements other 2082 directives aimed at modernizing Nepal’s investment environment, boosting market liquidity, and aligning institutional practices with global standards of portfolio governance.