I'm an Indian citizen, who's moving to Nepal next year. In class 10th right now, and wanted to know about this.

Note: I'm asking this because there are some good schools like Rato Bangala, Budhanilkantha, etc. who have offline entrance tests.

I'm 6'3" and it's quite hard to find clothes of my size.

Any suggestions or places where I can find it inside Kathmandu at a reasonable price ?

Have a good day ✌️

Hi everyone!

My wife is originally from Nepal, and I'm Canadian. She plans to become a Canadian citizen in the future, at which point she would be eligible for NRN status.

We're thinking about eventually retiring in Nepal, where her family lives, and using it as our home base while occasionally spending extended periods abroad.

From what I've read, NRN cardholders can obtain long-term visas to stay in Nepal. However, I'm having trouble figuring out whether the foreign spouse of an NRN can also obtain a long-term visa, rather than being limited to 150 days per year on a tourist visa.

Has anyone been in a similar situation, where both spouses hold foreign citizenship but only one is of Nepali origin?

I'd especially love to know:

• Can the foreign spouse obtain a long-term visa through the NRN spouse?
• If so, how long is the visa valid, and can it be renewed indefinitely?
• Has anyone actually gone through this process successfully?

We're not looking to work in Nepal, just to live there together during retirement.

Thanks in advance for any experiences or advice!

Anybody having issues sending money from nabil to sanima ?

Hello!

I'm planning to visit Nepal for two weeks during the December holidays (dec. 19 - jan. 2). I would like to experience Kathmandu for a few days (and during English? new years eve) and would like to do some guided trekking through the Himalayas for the most part. Can I fly to Kathmandu, take a hotel for a few days to start, and then look for local guides to join a trip with and buy the equipment I need there? (Apart from a backpack and trekking shoes, which I already have.) Or would I risk not being able to find any trips to join if I don't prebook something? I would much prefer to just go and figure it out there.

Thanks!

Hello everyone,

I applied for my passport about a month ago, but I haven't received any messages or updates on my phone. So, I downloaded the passport app from the Play Store to check my application status, and it showed this message.

There was a small mistake in my permanent address. Because of this, I had to cancel my initial application and submit a new one with the corrected address.

Now I'm worried that this might cause further delays or other problems with my passport application.

Has anyone faced a similar situation? What should I do next? Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.

Freelancers of Nepal, do you often struggle to find clear answers about receiving payments, registering, taxes, etc. while working for domestic and/or foreign clients since the official material is scattered across circulars, acts, and notices, and some of it is in Nepali only your grandparents could understand?

If you do struggle to find these things, what are the most common ones?

Or is this whole thing not that big of an issue?

Do Nepali ministers and politicians have to undergo random drug tests? Because I highly doubt some of them would pass. And is there any independent body that conducts these tests without being influenced by politics or politicians?

A woman who's in her early 40s, with a Masters in Sociology but little to no professional experience. Her kids are now grown and pursuing their own careers. So it's not like she has to work, but would like to. What line of work, if there's any, could she look to get into in Nepal?

So, I want some tips from people who have honda grazia to make sure i take better care of it. What are the main things i need to repair while doing service and things i must not forget and i think my grazia doesn't gives me enough mileage as aspect it's like 25 to which 30 any suggestions??

Hi! I wanted to ask for some advice from people experienced in professional housekeeping.

What is the best way to deep-clean kitchens, bathrooms, tile floors, grout, sinks and toilets? Which affordable cleaning products work well for removing grease, stubborn stains, watermarks and unpleasant smells?

Also, what is the proper process hotels use to make sure a room is thoroughly cleaned rather than just surface-cleaned?

I'd really appreciate any practical tips, product recommendations or cleaning methods that work well. Thank you! 🙏🏻

Hello everyone! I'm a grade 10th student planning to study A-Levels in RBS(Rato Bangala School) after my 10th grade is over. However, I'm a little confused about the difficulty of RBS entrance exams for A level, structure of the test, and relevant topics that I need to master. I also don't know what resources I can utilize for preparation. Could somebody share their insights about A-Level entrance exam? Thank you😄.

Will I be charged?

Help needed: I booked a hotel on Agoda/Booking.com using my dollar card with the “Pay at Hotel” option, but I forgot to cancel before the free cancellation deadline. Will I be charged a fee? My card has almost no balance (7 USD hola). What happens if the charge fails, and can it affect my other cards or accounts? Should I still cancel or message the hotel directly? Anyone who’s faced this, please share. 🙏

What to do in this?

Got my hands on the new 1000 Rs banknote. Love the details, but what are your thoughts on it?

I live in Biratnagar. I have some mental issues. I went to two docs. One from Nobel another one from Niko(around traffic chowk)

The nobel one says i have depression. The niko one says I don’t have depression It is mood swing stuff. Idk what he is trying to say.

I don’t know whom to trust.

Do you guys know about them and how good of a doc they are.

Is there any better docs that I can visit?

so basically Apple Pay but for Nepali cards. is there a way for me to link my card and all my QR based transactions go through my card ?

I fully support Nepal being a sovereign, secular country where people of every religion have equal rights, including the right to become head of state. But I have a genuine question about the future of our traditions.

Our government is closely connected to centuries-old religious and cultural ceremonies. During Indra Jatra, the president participates in the Kumari tradition. During Fulpati, the Nepal Army and priests bring sacred offerings from Gorkha to Kathmandu. These traditions are deeply connected to Nepal's history and identity.

What would happen if Nepal had a Muslim or Christian president who, because of their personal beliefs, did not feel comfortable participating in certain religious rituals?

Would they still take part as a representative of the nation and its cultural heritage? Would the traditions adapt over time, or would the government need to find another way to preserve them?

I'm not questioning anyone's right to become president. I'm curious about how we can protect Nepal's unique cultural heritage while respecting everyone's religious freedom.

How do you think Nepal should balance these two things in the future?

so recently im thinking to sell my Himalayan 450 2026 Model, can somebody tell me how much should I charge for that ?? and what's the market rate for this in second market?

So I'm trying to choose between these two. I got a civil engineering seat in Pulchowk campus (paying) but I've seen so many engineers underpaid and unemployed. Apart from interest, which is a better career choice in present and future according to your observation and experience?? Is civil too bad?

This probably gets asked a lot, tara ni let me ask again. Ahile as a second year engineering student what are some money making skills. Part time job or anything enough to make me pocket money for now. I fall on rather less skilled spectrum of students in my class. Ahile ko chutti maa kei sikchu bhanera im trying to find something useful for me.

Any suggestions are highly appreciated. Thank you

Two questions for our 10-day Thailand trip

1. Immigration: We don't want to stay in one place, so we haven't fixed hotels for the whole 10 days. If immigration asks for a hotel booking, is one confirmed booking for the first few nights enough? Or will they want proof for all 10 days?

2. Agoda fee: I booked several hotels on Agoda for my vusa with my Nepali dollar card, which has only about $1 on it. The bookings are pay-at-hotel, but free cancellation has expired and Agoda says a fee applies. If I cancel and the card can't pay, what happens? Will Agoda block my account or chase me? Has anyone got a fee waived by asking the hotel?
Thanks!

I’m considering options like boxing, Pilates, yoga, taekwondo/karate, guitar or music lessons, or anything similar.

If you know any good places, studios, clubs, or classes around Kathmandu, please share their names and your experiences if you’ve been there.

I’m open to suggestions beyond the ones I mentioned, too.

Took a walk along the quiet side of the lake today and had to stop and take this in. The gentle ripples on the water, the row of blue wooden boats waiting for passengers, and the green hills stretching into the clouds—it’s pure therapy.

Whether you're here for the mountain views, boating with friends, or just sitting under a tree doing nothing at all, Fewa Lake always knows how to make you feel at peace.