Thursday, February 17, 2022

Khalti offers bluebook renewal

Kathmandu, Feb. 16

Online payment service provider company, Khalti Digital Wallet, has introduced a new service to facilitate bluebook renewal for private vehicle owners using Khalti.

Khalti has started providing this service through its app so that the users can renew their Bluebook online without any hassle, said the company in a statement.

However, at present, this service is launched in Bagmati Province and the company has informed to roll it across the country soon.

To obtain the service, users must first fill up the details to register their vehicle through the online Vehicle Registration System (VRS) before making a payment. This can be done easily through NagarikApp or TMIS website.

This process needs to be fulfilled so that the vehicle is recognised by the Government of Nepal.

Once the registration process is complete, users can now renew their Bluebook by choosing 'Government Services' and Bluebook Renew. Then, they can fill in the required details and proceed to pay.

According to Khalti, the paid tax bill will be received instantly in Khalti app whereas the formal bill will be received by the users in 10 minutes.

"To avoid any confusion to the users, sample bills are provided explaining the details. Users can get both bills from Khalti’s Transaction section in the homepage. For further processing, users should visit the concerned government office and submit the formal bill within 30 days," read the statement.

 Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 17 February 2022. 

No comments:

Post a Comment

Featured Story

Govt prepares primary draft of DRR Policy

Kathmandu, Apr. 29: The government has prepared the preliminary report of the National Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Policy and Strategic ...