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Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Province 3 Regional Office — SWIFT Code, NRB Code, Address & Contact

Verified branch directory profile for Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited (Province 3 Regional Office) located at Ward No. 17, Kathmandu Metropolitian City in Kathmandu District, Nepal. Includes official NRB Branch Code 11004246, SWIFT/BIC code NIBLNPKT, branch telephone 01-4169204/01-4169205, and email customercare@nimb.com.np, helpdesk@nimb.com.np (Head Office).

Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Official record

SWIFT / BIC code (8 characters)

NIBLNPKT

11-character form NIBLNPKTXXX
NRB Branch Code 11004246
Address Ward No. 17, Kathmandu Metropolitian City
District Kathmandu
Open Date 2023-01-11
NRB Branch Code 11004246

About Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited — Province 3 Regional Office

Province 3 Regional Office is an official branch of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited situated at Ward No. 17, Kathmandu Metropolitian City in Kathmandu District, Nepal, serving customers since 2023-01-11. The branch desk can be reached directly by phone at 01-4169204/01-4169205 or via email at customercare@nimb.com.np, helpdesk@nimb.com.np (Head Office).

This Province 3 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 11004246 is the unique eight-digit branch identifier assigned to the Province 3 Regional Office office in Nepal Rastra Bank's official BFI directory.

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How to Receive an International Wire Transfer at Province 3 Regional Office

  1. 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.

  2. Specify Province 3 Regional Office & Account Details

    Provide your full account name, account number without spaces, bank name (Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited), and branch location: Province 3 Regional Office, Ward No. 17, Kathmandu Metropolitian City, Kathmandu District.

  3. Reference NRB Branch Code 11004246 if Requested

    The eight-digit NRB Branch Code 11004246 uniquely identifies the Province 3 Regional Office branch in Nepal Rastra Bank's official records and domestic clearing systems.

  4. Verify Details with the Province 3 Regional Office Desk

    For high-value or first-time international wires, confirm beneficiary instructions with the branch at 01-4169204/01-4169205 and keep your SWIFT MT103 or remittance slip until the funds are credited.

Which Code Do You Need for Province 3 Regional Office?

International bank transfers

Use the Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited SWIFT/BIC code for:

  • Incoming international wire transfers to Province 3 Regional Office
  • Identifying Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited on global SWIFT networks
  • Foreign remittance forms requesting an 8 or 11-char BIC
Copy this code NIBLNPKT
NRB branch records

Use NRB Code 11004246 for:

  • Identifying the Province 3 Regional Office branch in NRB official records
  • Domestic clearing and NRB regulatory reporting in Kathmandu
  • Distinguishing Province 3 Regional Office from other Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited branches
Copy this code 11004246
Routing summary for Province 3 Regional Office: The SWIFT/BIC code NIBLNPKT identifies Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited for international transfers, while the NRB Branch Code 11004246 specifically identifies the Province 3 Regional Office branch in Kathmandu District.

Frequently Asked Questions — Province 3 Regional Office

01 What is the SWIFT code of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Province 3 Regional Office?
The 8-character SWIFT/BIC code for Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited (Province 3 Regional Office branch in Kathmandu District) is NIBLNPKT. If the sending bank requires an 11-character BIC format, use NIBLNPKTXXX. Because commercial banks in Nepal route incoming international transfers through their central head office SWIFT code, be sure to specify Province 3 Regional Office and your exact account number on the payment order.
02 What is the NRB Branch Code of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Province 3 Regional Office?
The official Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) Branch Code for Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Province 3 Regional Office is 11004246. This branch has been registered in NRB's official directory since 2023-01-11 at Ward No. 17, Kathmandu Metropolitian City, Kathmandu District.
03 Where is Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Province 3 Regional Office located?
The Province 3 Regional Office branch of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited is located at Ward No. 17, Kathmandu Metropolitian City in Kathmandu District, Nepal (NRB Branch Code: 11004246).
04 How can I contact Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited Province 3 Regional Office?
You can contact the Province 3 Regional Office branch of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited by calling 01-4169204/01-4169205, sending an email to customercare@nimb.com.np, helpdesk@nimb.com.np (Head Office), or visiting the branch office at Ward No. 17, Kathmandu Metropolitian City, Kathmandu District.
05 Should I use the SWIFT code or NRB Code 11004246 for Province 3 Regional Office?
Use the SWIFT/BIC code NIBLNPKT when receiving international wire transfers from abroad into your Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited (Province 3 Regional Office) account. Use the eight-digit NRB Branch Code 11004246 when a domestic form or Nepal Rastra Bank reporting system asks for the specific branch identifier in Kathmandu District.

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Disclaimer: Branch information, contact details, SWIFT/BIC codes, and NRB branch codes (11004246) for Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited — Province 3 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.