Nepali citizenship by naturalisation

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@sushil shahi

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@sushil

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You need to look at the Nepal Immigration website, but just because you get married doesn't mean you have citizenship. You may not work, own property or even inherit property. After the husband dies, you have 5 years to give up your own citizenship or go back. I'm not sure about the baby's citizenship, but Nepal doesn't allow duel citizenship.

Another thing, you can be here as long as your husband/wife goes with you to renew your visa. If they don't go, and a lot of people feel extorted at that time. Make sure your husband really loves you and that you can trust him.

You really need to contact the Immigration directly. Also, don't expect them to answer an email. You'll be waiting a long time.

2. Is it okay if my maiden name and surname is not changed on the Nepali passport?
You'll get a 'nonresident visa' when you get married. This sticker just goes into your passport, so you don't need to change your name. That would be done in your country.
3. God forbid, if after divorce, does Nepali citizenship continue? Whether divorce or death, you have 5 years to formalize your citizenship or go back or get another kind.
4. Can I take my previous citizenship and passport again in future? It all reverts back anytime your husband doesn't go with you to renew it.
5. If I want to visit other countries, will i be allowed to exit from india on visit visa of other country? I have heard of Nepali girls getting offloaded at airport.
You won't be a Nepali so you'll have rights from both countries, to a certain extent. You won't have to pay to get into UNESCO sites, but that's the biggest perk.
6. My future kid will have Nepali passport. In future can the kid get passport of my original country?
If you have a child that's born in Nepal he/she will be a citizen when he/she turns 16. You could possibly get a family visa if you have a child born here. Please verify this with the Immigration dept. This is just by my experience.