Public Holidays in Nepal
NTA closed for Tihar (8–12 Nov) and Chhath (15 Nov): expect type approval delays If you’re expecting an NTA approval this month, apply early and add a few extra days to your launch dates.
Get fast and reliable Nepal Type Approval (NTA) services
Delcon Compliances
Your fastest and most accessible gateway to the Nepalese market.
Enter the Nepalese marketNTA type approval: your radio products, cleared for sale in Nepal
Delcon Compliances is a Kathmandu type approval company. We work out what your product needs, prepare the technical file, deal with the Nepal Telecommunications Authority on your behalf and keep each certificate valid after it is issued.
Follow every application in our online portal, with progress updates at each stage.
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NTA review 2 to 4 weeks once documents are complete
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Provisional certificate 6 months. Import and sell, then apply for permanent.
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Permanent certificate Up to 5 years, renewable
Bars drawn roughly to scale. Durations from NTA’s type approval working procedure.
Why Delcon?
A dedicated Kathmandu team that makes the Nepal approval process simple for manufacturers and the firms that work with them.
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Client focused
We shape each project around your product line, launch dates and global compliance plan, not the other way round.
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Technical expertise
Our team has years of hands-on work with telecom, radio and IT equipment testing, so we read your reports the way NTA will.
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Strong local connections
We work with Nepal’s regulatory bodies throughout the year, which keeps applications moving and questions short.
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Online application portal
Every model, document and certificate in one place, with progress updates and notifications as your application moves.
Our services
From the first scope question to the permanent certificate, one team handles the whole approval.
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Local representation and NTA liaison
NTA accepts applications only from a company registered in Nepal. We act as your authorised representative under your letter of authorisation and handle all liaison with the authority.
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Provisional type approval Certificate
We prepare the application, file it through NTA’s online system, pay the government fees and answer NTA’s questions until the provisional certificate is issued.
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Permanent approval and renewals
The provisional certificate lasts six months. We track the expiry date, collect the import and sales evidence NTA asks for, and apply for the periodic permanent certificate in time.
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Document pre-check
Before anything goes to NTA we compare your test reports, declaration of conformity, photos and manuals against the requirements, and against each other, so mismatched model names or missing reports are fixed early.
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Scope and exemption advice
Not every radio product needs a full approval, and some frequency bands are not permitted in Nepal at all. We tell you which route applies to your product before you spend money on it.
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Cellular devices and MDMS
Phones and other devices with a cellular radio must have their IMEI numbers registered in NTA’s Mobile Device Management System before import. We guide you and your importer through how this fits with type approval.
Our experience
- Homologation partners across the globe
- +13
- Clients served
- +35
- Projects completed
- +550
From first email to certificate
Seven steps, most of them on our side. You send the technical file once; we chase everything else.
See each step in detail- Scope check
- Authorisation
- Document pre-check
- Submission to NTA
- NTA review
- Provisional certificate
- Permanent certificate
Radio technologies we cover
From Wi-Fi routers to car key FOBS. If your product has a radio, send us its frequency bands and we’ll confirm the route.
We help you focus on your business
Leave product compliance with us and your sales and distribution teams can concentrate on what matters most: selling your products in Nepal.
Regulatory news
All updatesMoving from provisional to permanent NTA approval
A provisional certificate lasts six months. What NTA expects to see before it grants the permanent certificate, and how to plan your first shipment around it.
NTA requires MDMS registration for mobile devices
Since 15 May 2023, mobile devices sold in Nepal must have their IMEI numbers registered in NTA’s Mobile Device Management System. Here is what it means for type approval.
Planning to sell in Nepal?
Send us the model names and the radios inside. We reply within one working day with a quote and the exact documents your product needs.
