Official branch record · Kathmandu, Nepal
Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Kathmandu Regional Office — SWIFT Code, NRB Code, Address & Contact
Verified branch directory profile for Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited (Kathmandu Regional Office) located at Ward No. 1, Kathmandu Metropolitian City in Kathmandu District, Nepal. Includes official NRB Branch Code 11004095, SWIFT/BIC code NIBLNPKT, branch telephone +977-1-4545481, 01-4512044, 01-5970785 (Head Office), and email customercare@nimb.com.np, helpdesk@nimb.com.np (Head Office).
SWIFT / BIC code (8 characters)
NIBLNPKT
About Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited — Kathmandu Regional Office
Kathmandu Regional Office is an official branch of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited situated at Ward No. 1, Kathmandu Metropolitian City in Kathmandu District, Nepal, serving customers since 2019-01-13. The branch desk can be reached directly by phone at +977-1-4545481, 01-4512044, 01-5970785 (Head Office) or via email at customercare@nimb.com.np, helpdesk@nimb.com.np (Head Office).
This Kathmandu Regional Office directory record includes two primary banking identifiers. The centralized SWIFT/BIC code NIBLNPKT (11-character format: NIBLNPKTXXX) identifies Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited for incoming international wire transfers. The NRB Branch Code 11004095 is the unique eight-digit branch identifier assigned to the Kathmandu Regional Office office in Nepal Rastra Bank's official BFI directory.
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How to Receive an International Wire Transfer at Kathmandu Regional Office
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Provide the Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited SWIFT Code
Share the 8-character SWIFT/BIC code NIBLNPKT with the sender to identify Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited. If the sending bank's online form requires an 11-character head office code, enter NIBLNPKTXXX.
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Specify Kathmandu Regional Office & Account Details
Provide your full account name, account number without spaces, bank name (Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited), and branch location: Kathmandu Regional Office, Ward No. 1, Kathmandu Metropolitian City, Kathmandu District.
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Reference NRB Branch Code 11004095 if Requested
The eight-digit NRB Branch Code 11004095 uniquely identifies the Kathmandu Regional Office branch in Nepal Rastra Bank's official records and domestic clearing systems.
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Verify Details with the Kathmandu Regional Office Desk
For high-value or first-time international wires, confirm beneficiary instructions with the branch at +977-1-4545481, 01-4512044, 01-5970785 (Head Office) and keep your SWIFT MT103 or remittance slip until the funds are credited.
Which Code Do You Need for Kathmandu Regional Office?
Use the Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited SWIFT/BIC code for:
- Incoming international wire transfers to Kathmandu Regional Office
- Identifying Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited on global SWIFT networks
- Foreign remittance forms requesting an 8 or 11-char BIC
Use NRB Code 11004095 for:
- Identifying the Kathmandu Regional Office branch in NRB official records
- Domestic clearing and NRB regulatory reporting in Kathmandu
- Distinguishing Kathmandu Regional Office from other Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited branches
Frequently Asked Questions — Kathmandu Regional Office
01 What is the SWIFT code of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Kathmandu Regional Office?
02 What is the NRB Branch Code of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Kathmandu Regional Office?
03 Where is Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Kathmandu Regional Office located?
04 How can I contact Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Kathmandu Regional Office?
05 Should I use the SWIFT code or NRB Code 11004095 for Kathmandu Regional Office?
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Disclaimer: Branch information, contact details, SWIFT/BIC codes, and NRB branch codes (11004095) for Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited — Kathmandu Regional Office may change. Confirm payment details with the relevant bank before making a transfer, especially for large or international payments. NRB records can be used to verify the published branch code.