Kathmandu - Meta has formally included Nepal in its list of eligible countries for Facebook content monetization. The social media giant updated its official website on Monday, confirming Nepal’s entry into the program.
With this decision, Nepali content creators can now officially generate revenue from their Facebook posts, videos, and other content under the platform’s monetization policies. Until now, many Nepali creators were unable to access full monetization features, forcing them to rely on indirect methods or third-party arrangements.
The inclusion marks a major breakthrough for Nepal’s growing digital economy, especially as social media usage and online content creation have surged in recent years. Creators producing original content—such as videos, reels, live streams, and written posts-can now take advantage of ad-based revenue, fan subscriptions, and other monetization tools offered by Meta.
Industry experts say the move could open new opportunities for digital entrepreneurship in Nepal, encouraging more youth to pursue content creation as a profession. It is also expected to boost the visibility of Nepali culture, lifestyle, and talent on the global stage.
Meta’s decision aligns with the increasing push in Nepal for digital transformation and recognition of the creator economy as a key driver of employment and innovation.
