 Are indians right to fear nepalese secession to nepal in assam and northeast india? Some indians fear this? |
| Soem indians fear northeast lands may go to nepal b/c of the nepalese poulation there fighting to separate and joi nepal, so indians fear them, is this true?... |
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 What nationalities Do require a tourist Visa in advance to make a visit to Nepal? |
| I would like to know the nationaities do require a prior tourist visa to Nepal,and who couldnt acquire the tourist visa on arrival.Also how many days the tourist visa is valid if one get it from the ... |
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 Nepal is appaling - nightmares I have now? |
How can I ever recover from my trip in Nepal?
I took the local herbs and felt this being get into my soul. I can't shake it. So horrible, it won't leave. It's called a BOKSI. A ... |
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 Custom And Culture Information about Nepal to Nepal Visitors/ Nepal Travellers? |
| Culture and customs in Nepal run deep. Some of them you will find interesting, some strange and others beyond logic. But as long as you show respect and sensitivity to local traditions, willingness ... |
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 Nepali food and hostles? |
| I'm going to Nepal for 5 months in November, but i have special dietary needs. I have Celiac Decease, meaning I cannot have Gluten(wheat, flour, barely.) I have read that rice is there main ... |
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 I woulk like to know how i can call for free call to Nepal from my cp? |
| i woulg like to know about free call from cp to any where and for cell phon and lanline phons how i can do that? please ?... |
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 Trip suggestions for Nepal and Tibet? |
| I'm trying to plan a trip to Nepal and Tibet. Does anyone have suggestions on a good itinerary and/or travel packages I could pick? What are the good tour companies? I have about 2 weeks and ... |
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Saroja R |
Hello, My nephew has come to Nepal and he is a green card holder. He has been here for more than 10 months.? |
Can he stay in Nepal a little longer? If so, what does he need to do to stay longer in Nepal. If not, what is the duration of his stay here in Nepal? Does he need to contact the American embassy in Nepal and which department he needs to visit at the embassy? Waiting for your reply. Thank you |
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Jonathan S
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I presume you mean he is a United States permanent resident? Technically, your nephew has relinquished his residency by taking such a long trip. You can not take a trip of longer than 6 months without getting ADVANCE permission to do so. By no means should he go to the U.S. Embassy to request an extension as this would only tip them off that he's been out of the country so long.
That being said, do not despair. There are lots of people who take long trips and the U.S. government never catches on. Should he ever decide to apply for U.S. citizenship, he'll have to detail where he's lived and traveled for the last 5 years, and show copies of his passport. At that time, a clever interviewer may notice his entry/exit stamps from Nepal and realize that he'd been out of the country for too long and that could be . . . well, that could be bad.
My advice would be to keep a low profile about this, but don't extend the trip any further if your nephew intends to keep his U.S. residency. And, if he applies for citizenship, he might want to wait until that five (or three, depending on the circumstances of his residency) year period passes so as not to make this trip an issue. |
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I very well agree with Jonathan. |
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