Blog & IP Insights
Protecting Your Brand When Exporting from Nepal
Brand protection for exports starts well before your goods leave Nepal
DoI Official Forms: An Overview
DoI official forms are the prescribed application, registration, and renewal documents that the Department of...
TM vs R Symbol: What They Really Mean
A TM symbol on a brand in Nepal means the owner is claiming it as their trademark — no registration required.
Logo vs Brand: What Are You Really Protecting?
Logo vs brand protection in Nepal: what the law covers, what you must register separately, and how to secure y...
Champagne, Darjeeling & Geographical Indications
A champagne geographical indication is a sign that identifies a product as originating from the Champagne regi...
IP Protection for Nepali Export Businesses (2026 Guide)
How a Nepali exporter protects its brand where it actually sells — national trademark filings in each market,...
Counterfeit Goods in Nepal: The Law and Real Risks
The law on counterfeit goods in Nepal is governed primarily by the Patent, Design and Trade Mark Act 1965 (PDT...
Parallel Imports and Grey-Market Goods in Nepal
Parallel imports—often called grey-market goods—are genuine branded products imported into Nepal through chann...
AI and Intellectual Property in Nepal
Artificial intelligence has no dedicated legal framework in Nepal, so AI-created works and inventions fall und...








