Empower Overseas Pvt. Ltd. is a leading recruitment agency based in Kathmandu, Nepal, specializing in providing overseas recruitment services. Read more..

Contact

+977-1-4982712

Tokha-10, Samakhusi, Kathmandu Nepal

Email

empoweroverseas2074@gmail.com
info@empoweroverseas.com.np

Required Documents for Foreign Employment Processing

1. Demand Letter

  • Purpose: Specifies job categories, quantities, and other employment details.

  • Preparation:

    • Must be issued on company letterhead with official seal and signature.

    • Requires attestation from:

      • Chamber of Commerce (employer’s country).

      • Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Nepal Embassy (if applicable).

2. Power of Attorney (POA)

  • Purpose: Authorizes the Nepalese recruitment agent to act on the employer’s behalf.

  • Preparation:

    • Must be issued on company letterhead with official seal and signature.

    • Requires attestation from:

      • Chamber of Commerce & Industry (employer’s country).

      • Nepalese Embassy (or consulate).

3. Company Agreement

  • Purpose: Outlines terms and conditions agreed upon by both employer and agent.

  • Preparation:

    • Must be issued on company letterhead with official seal and signature.

    • Requires attestation from:

      • Chamber of Commerce & Industry (employer’s country).

      • Nepalese Embassy (or consulate).

4. Guarantee Letter (Job Offer Agreement)

  • Purpose: Provides candidates with details of employment terms, including:

    • Salary and benefits (food, accommodation, transportation).

    • Leave, medical facilities, insurance, and airfare provisions.

  • Preparation:

    • Must be issued on company letterhead with official seal and signature.

    • No attestation required unless specified by Nepalese authorities.

5. Employment Agreement (For Nepal’s Ministry of Labour)

  • Purpose: Guarantees compliance with attested documents and labor laws.

  • Preparation:

    • Must be issued on company letterhead with official seal and signature.

    • Submitted to Nepal’s Ministry of Labour for approval.