Renewal reminder · Nepal
Vehicle insurance renewal reminder for Nepal
Also searched as: third party insurance renew, bike insurance, सवारी बीमा.
Third-party insurance is mandatory, and you’ll need it before renewing tax or bluebook. Because insurance matters more, Nabikaran starts reminding you 30 days before it expires.
What you can track
- Third-party insurance expiry
- Full (comprehensive) policy expiry
- Vehicle tax due right after
When you’ll be reminded
Because this one matters more, Nabikaran reminds you 30, 15, 7, 5, 3, 2 and 1 days before the date. If it passes, it keeps reminding for two weeks until you mark it done. You can change the days, and the time of day, in the app.
How renewal works
- 1Renew with your insurer or an agent before the expiry date.
- 2Keep the new policy paper with the bluebook — you’ll need it for vehicle tax.
What to bring
- Bluebook
- Previous policy
Good to know
Renew before it lapses — driving uninsured risks a fine and you can’t renew tax without it.
Set it up in Nabikaran
- 1Tap + and pick the template — or search for it.
- 2Enter the due date in BS or AD, or scan the document and pick the date it finds.
- 3Save. Reminders are set automatically; tap Mark as done when you’ve renewed.
Questions
Is it free?
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Yes. Reminders are phone notifications — there are no SMS credits to buy.
Can I enter the date in Bikram Sambat?
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Yes. Enter it in BS or AD as written; Nabikaran shows both calendars.
Does Nabikaran renew it for me?
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No. It reminds you. Renewal is done with the issuing office or company.
Can I set it for a family member?
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Yes. Add whose it is (for example, Ba) and send them the reminder on WhatsApp or SMS.
Never miss this date again
Add it once in Nabikaran and your phone reminds you before it’s due — in BS or AD.
Get NabikaranOther renewal reminders
- Pollution checkGreen sticker expiry for your vehicle.
- Driving licenceSmart licence renewal — online form first.
- Passport expiryRenew well before travel — many countries need 6 months.
- PAN / VAT returnTax return filing — even when there’s nothing to pay.