As per the Nepalese government’s directives, the employer company should offer following facilities to the workers in written contract.

  • Salary
  • Accomodation
  • Food
  • Transportation
  • Medical facilities
  • Insurance of worker
  • 8 hours per day
  • Six-days a week
  • 15 days leave in a year
  • Residence permit

Over time (O.T.) if worked more than 8 hours a day (All the format will be send once clients request)

Requirements of documents from workers seeking employment vary from one country to another. Requirement of documents also depend on whether the embassy of the manpower importing country has a diplomatic mission in Nepal or not. Basically, we demand two types of documents before making a final decision for sending workers overseas. We follow the standard government provisions to avoid unnecessary hassles to the workers.

The First Party herein after called as Employer and Second Party termed as service provider or Recruitment Agency

    1. The FIRST PARTY shall issue the Demand letter to the SECOND PARTY mentioning the number of workers required and their categories, rate of salary, and other service conditions of workers, along with Power of Attorney, Guarantee Letter, Inter-Party Agreement, and Employment Contract (authorizing the SECOND PARTY) to recruit and expatriate workers from Nepal on behalf of the FIRST PARTY. Demand Letter and Power of Attorney should be attested by the Chamber of Commerce of employing country, Foreign Ministry, and Nepal Embassy.
    2. Both parties herein shall obtain the approval of the respective governments to import, recruit and supply the workers as per the rules and regulations of both countries in regard to the conditions necessary to import and supply.
    3. The SECOND PARTY shall be responsible for short-listing qualified candidates according to their trade qualifications and experiences in conformity with the FIRST PARTY’S requirements. The SECOND PARTY should notify the FIRST PARTY of such short-listed qualified candidates who are ready for the final Interview and selection.
    4. The FIRST PARTY has the right to either send his representative or give the SECOND PARTY the right to select process and send such qualified workers by the SECOND PARTY’s full guarantee.
    5. The workers will be interviewed, tested, and selected by a representative of the employer or by a SECOND PARTY on his behalf. The FIRST PARTY agrees to advise the SECOND PARTY of its final list of personnel selected through fax, email, or letter and the desired mobilization date on the respective site.
    6. The SECOND PARTY shall assist the workers in matters relating to Nepal immigration and government formalities, medical tests and Visa stamping from the relevant embassy where required, and all other relevant approvals.
    7. The SECOND PARTY shall at his own expense provide airport assistance to the departing selected workers and inform the FIRST PARTY of their arrival details by any means of communication (Fax, Email, or Telephone) so as to receive them on arrival by the FIRST PARTY.
    8. The FIRST PARTY will be responsible for receiving the workers at the airport in part and as a whole as per the requirement of the client and the validity of the Visa of the concerned country.
    9. The earning of the workers per month and other service conditions shall be as per the attached demand letter and contract document against each category. The FIRST PARTY should clearly inform the SECOND PARTY about the salary and any other deduction as Tax etc being paid by the employer and SECOND PARTY, in turn, should clearly inform the candidates accordingly, prior to mobilization.
    10. Within the three (3) months’ probation period from the commencement of employment, if the employer finds the selected worker to be unfit, unqualified to continue the employment, refuse to work, failed the medical tests upon arrival, or is considered as a security threat, the EMPLOYER may replace the worker.
    11. Arrival of the selected workers will be within one month upon issuing their visas. For any delay rather than this period, the visas will be canceled and the SECOND PARTY will claim all the governmental expenses for replacement.
    12. FIRST PARTY has to compensate the worker on their own expenditure if the worker will not get all facilities as per Employment Contract and the company collapse before contract periods.
    13. The FIRST PARTY agrees to bear the compensation in case of death or injury of the workers and also agrees to bear the cost of transport of the dead body to Nepal as per the labors law of the country concerned.