Little reminder ⚠ This video is for educational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the people interviewed in this video do not state or reflect those of this channel. We do not support any religion, any mission or any organization. The goal of this interview is solely to show why foreigners from different backgrounds and countries are choosing Nepal as their home. Please let's remember to be kind to each others everywhere in every day life and especially in the comment section below. Please do not show hate to anybody anywhere.
As a Nepalese living abroad, this video makes me realize how beautiful my people, culture, country is. And yeah, imo the best way to learn another culture is through language.
I'm a British national married to a Nepali lady who is also a British passport holder. We have been living in Kathmandu with our daughter for the last six years on an NRN visa. We love the people and culture of Nepal. We hate the pollution, and poor, often corrupt systems. We hope Nepal can get good governance to help it develop, so people don't have to travel abroad for work, leaving their families behind. Nepal could make it easier to get long term visas for digital nomads and retired people, as it would bring a lot of revenue to the country. Overall we are happy in beautiful, crazy Nepal. Never End Peace And Love
Oh wow Maya, let me tell you, you had a brilliant idea to make this video! It was so so interesting to hear all of these different stories that led some foreigners to choose to live in Nepal! When you are in Nepal, it doesn't feel like there are foreigners living there but there are actually more than you think, I guess! When I will be back in Nepal, I will definitely give a try to the bakery of Mathilde and the restaurant of Edward Lee (I loved his entrepreneurial spirit, I think that's what Nepal needs, good ideas and hard working smart people). I hope you will make a series with this theme, it would be so interesting to hear more stories and yours as well, Maya 😊
Thank you so much Alice! I am very happy that you like this video. I enjoyed making this one a lot. I do plan more videos like this, interviews and local stories as well. ☺
I was thinking of returning back to my own country and living up in mountains. My father runs business up in mountains and wanted to continue…. I hate city life nowadays… too much stress. Nice video as I was looking for…
I am planning to move to Nepal next summer. I am an American. Any advice or tips from you all? I have never visited. I am a Buddhist. I’m interested in advice on supporting yourself there as a foreigner.
Not sure what advice you are looking for. The maximum length of stay in Nepal will be 150 days and you will get visa on arrival. There are other student and work visas but I am assuming that you will be visiting as a tourist. Nepal and Bhutan are very restricted countries to live permanently. For men, it is even more difficult because marrying Nepali woman does not get the man to stay in the country. A woman can marry a Nepali man and get to stay in Nepal. There is a retirement residential visa for long term stay, but you have to be over 60 with $20,000 in bank account and $2000/month income to qualify for that visa.
im happy that you chose nepal as ur second home or atleast to be for few year but having said this im also so desgrace to know that some of you are here to promote christianity which is against our laws, norms n values. u can not force people to change their religion on the basis of their ignorance, grievances and poor economic condition...u r not welcome IF U COME IN MISSIONARY MISSION TO PROMOTE CHRISTIANITY...its a big NO..
Well, they cannot help it. The church pays them and these entitled people enjoy free money in the name of spreading religion. Organized religion is a scam and people follow it because there are these benefits of living off someone else's money.
You need to appriciate foreigners who come here to work through missionsry organization , if you study the history of christian organization ,they serve in a community like building school,hospital working in health sector for example :Patan hospital used to run by missionary! So don't have a hostile to those organization n people who contribute in our country! Saint Xaviers school is also an example
The takeaway from watching this content for me would be “AFNOPAN” which translates to immersing in the warm feeling of calling ours. Thank you for bringing this interview ❤️
A very intriguing video w/ a range of characters from various backgrounds - all so gentle and wholesome (ofcourse including Ms Paris) which is a tremendous compliment to Nepal! Clearly a lot of effort had been put into this very interesting video and I especially commend you for being so patient and careful to not interrupt your guests! Please continue making more! Namaste!
Bringing lot of talents from all over the world is really beneficial for Nepal , whatever they mentioned about the difficulties being in Nepal has to think seriously and to be solved as soon as possible. Nepal needs a lot energetic people to develop from all over the world
Interesting video, I've noted the location of his Korean restaurant so I might pop by as Ill be going to Patan Durbar Square and also to see the Honcha restaurant 😊
The nepal it's haven on earth but the only problem that occurred as pollution corruption traffic and all other hardship for all the problems is government
I would love to live there, but...yeah...the noise is crazy in KTM. No wonder nepalis tend to talk loud. The constant hammering is also annoying. Love yak cheese and nepali coffee. Pokhara is my "home".
Somehow i learned how to love the chaos of Kathmandu. I didnt like Kathmandu when I first moved there, but I step by step learned to appreciate the vibe and the mini village lives around the city. It has a vibe. Obviously, the pollution is the worst.
Hello, I would like to move to Nepal. I live in Belgium and I would like to know the procedure to follow to ensure my success in staying there. Thanks in advance to everyone.
Hello Mishima, It depends. Some find a job here before moving out (especially teachers and NGO expats). Some move to Nepal to study the Nepali language (or other studies) in a government-approved school (so it falls under a 'student visa'). Some are married to a Nepali. Some open a business here. But in all cases, it is important to know that the procedure is not as easy as moving to other countries (aka Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, Japan,...). Best of luck !
@@Vincent_2007 The part of social services is good in France, like healthcare and education are (almost) free. I wish healthcare was free for everyone who cannot afford it.
Don't blame them. Nepal is good only if you are relatively richer compared to the population. If Nepal was a rich country then these people will run away from Nepal as fast as they can. Nepalis leave the country to earn money so that they also get that comparative advantage.
I watched this video thoroughly and I find it very interesting and informative for people who are willing to move and settle in nepal. Thankyou very much!
Yes it's the bitter truth, you're right... But not my husband! He's Nepali and wants to stay in Nepal. I met him abroad and he brought me to Nepal. So there are some exceptions... 😉
I thought it was almost impossible for a foreigners to live in Nepal? Cela me changerait d'y prendre ma retraite. On y aurait pu changer les regles peut être. C'est vrai que certains ne le comprenne pas si on fait cavalier seul. Ça prend un peu de temps. À propos, n'importe où je suis il faut de bon pain! Thank you.
It's not impossible but it ain't easy. Retirement visa for example is quite complicated (almost impossible). I am still surprised why they are so strict about retirement visa. But many people living here have a work visa or a student visa. Some people also have business visas but it needs a pretty big amount of investment nowadays (which was not the case 10 years back). For the good bread, no problem, Terra Tsampa is making amazing bread and is even delivering with Pathao. 😉
Thanks for the interesting video Maya, but we want to know about you as well haha? 🙃 Even though I'm merely a tourist in Nepal so far, I tend to agree with many things said in the interviews, especially the pros and cons (Nepalis are so very friendly, and I love the culture and mountains, but the noise and pollution in the city can be a big turn-off as well). OH, and I HAVE to visit the Terra Tsampa Bakery when I'm back in Kathmandu, the owner sounds like a very nice person! (ps: trying to catch up with your videos now that I'm back near Namche with some decent Internet connection. 2/3 done with my trekking in the Khumbu so far)
Haha! Yes! 😁 I will one day. About Terra Tsampa, it is the best and only real bread I had in Nepal. Her restaurant Raithaane is amazing as well (ethnic cuisines of Nepal). And indeed, Mathilde is the nicest person. ✨ I saw your photos, breathtaking!! See you when you come back in Kathmandu. ☺
Girls, Kathmandu is a very advanced and a defferent place for country Nepal. Therefore go to Nepal with the mind sets that Kathmandu will be as worst or modern city next to your home towns.
As the madam said Nepal is male dominant country. Sure it is in mostly thats what makes the Nepal peaceful. Nepal have traditional values and as a man our responsibility is to provide and protect our loved ones.
so many beautiful people from all around globe and they choose to live in Nepal . welcome all you guys are absolutely beautiful. you are amazing people we love you all..❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰
@@ParisMeetsKathmandu not all but only few with a brave heart are able to take this leap of faith from their original western culture into Nepalese traditional culture. i respect your decision its really brave... and i am sure 100 all of you have a very very beautiful heart and soul. god bless you alll. sending lots of love 🥰
@@sbttmg8572 Actually, it is easy to come to Nepal if Nepal government allows it. Unfortunately, long term visa options in Nepal are extremely limited to none. Otherwise, Nepal would be flooded with foreigners with its cheap standard of living, low crime, and friendly people.
If someone wants to spend retired life in nepal, then for what purpose he will fill while applying for embassy card, he is not there for tourist, education, job, business then what else left
Most of the foreigner choose nepal because its not highly developed country with no sky scrapers just beautiful open sky with low pollution and people feel less dizzy here . Main reason is the nature of our country ❤ and definitely for peaceful life 😊 I love my country Nepal ❤
Nepal is different than other country The country of natural beauty country of gautam buddha country of traditional sculpture the country of spirituality Country of Hinduism and budhism where we all people find something peace and good weather for the adoption of our body.Even we nepalese dont know what we feel after we go to the altitudes of nepal ,the peace ,the happiness,the noiseless environment which is always desired the whole thing that we all people of world want to gain now jaya nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
I can answer that question but it will be a rude answer. The answer is that Nepal does not have an option for foreigners to live there. If you look at the interview then these are people who are working for NGO or visiting for work. In fact, Nepal would not even allow former Nepalis to live in Nepal if they take foreign citizenship. They have a NRN (Non Resident Nepali) card for former Nepalis but that is restrictive as well. TH-cam videos sell dreams and only provide partial information. The only hope is "resident visa." That visa is issued for people 60 years old or higher and requires you to both have $20,000 in bank and spend $20,000 per year living in Nepal. Also, it requires a proof of $2,000/month of steady income. Only if you are over 60, you should look for long term stay option in Nepal. For a guy, even marrying a Nepali woman would not get you to live in Nepal because Nepali government argues that "in our culture, a woman leaves her home to live with her husband."
@@ppen8359 Thank you kindly.. It's ok, I want honest answers, not sugar-coated answers.. So I appreciate your response.. I did know most of what you said, which is why I was surprised how these foreigners seem to be able to look live there.. I have 13 years before I will do the 60+ thing.. But, I will do it.. 😊😊.. I have been trying to get into the NGO market there.. I have a few ideas, and a few connections there.. Let's see what happens.. But once again, thank you for replying to me.. 😊😊
Don't worry. Nepali rules do not allow foreigners to live in Nepal long term. The resident visa is pretty restrictive as well. Too much immigration will drive up cost of living for Nepalis and government is aware of that. Nepali government only allows a maximum stay of 150 days on tourist visa per calendar year.
The problem is how can you live in Nepal long term? This video is making people believe that you can just come to Nepal and live there, but the reality is that Nepal does not have a long term visa option to live there.
I am Nepali/ Kiwi. I lived in Nepal from 8yrs to 16 yrs ( 3 class dekhi SEE samma. I look like a quire but something inside of me keeps calling me back to my village Chapakot, Syangja
Only Indians can live in Nepal as long as they want even for their entire life. For everyone else, it is complicated. However, Nepalis also get the same rights to work and live in India as long as they want without any visa hassles.
Foreigners get money and support from their country and easily exploit Nepal and Nepali people to do things they cannot do at other place. It is sad how they make poor people of nepal poorer while country gets dirty, polluted and violence ..
@@arunasharma9432 wow why ru commenting bad words here n there of course every people will live for their own benefit n what's wrong with it n mind u living in nepal for foreigner is not an easy job coming from a well developed country even if u came from well developed country u will not choose to live in a place that is more problematic than ur country but but they have learn to adapt in our society which is not everyone can do u better stop being toxic
@atinyshineforever9252 reality hurt, my friend .. stop abusing, exploiting, and polluting Nepal and Nepali for your selfish benefit if you are a good human being. That will be the best for all of us instead of attacking me for telling the truth.
@@arunasharma9432 Country gets dirty polluted and a lot of Violence happens because our government is polluted people like you have polluted mind, What have they done spent their hard earn money you can do so. They have not stolen from poor man plate instead they are the reason some one is having fo0d on their table. Their spending is our earning if you still don't get that get some business on tourism and stop complaining other because you can't solve your own problem.
@@arunasharma9432 Keep your delusional truth to yourself and let them explore what we have to offer. The main income source of our country is tourism if you can take advantage take it if you can't let other. Live your life as you please and let them live their life as they please
Little reminder ⚠
This video is for educational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the people interviewed in this video do not state or reflect those of this channel. We do not support any religion, any mission or any organization. The goal of this interview is solely to show why foreigners from different backgrounds and countries are choosing Nepal as their home.
Please let's remember to be kind to each others everywhere in every day life and especially in the comment section below. Please do not show hate to anybody anywhere.
As a Nepalese living abroad, this video makes me realize how beautiful my people, culture, country is. And yeah, imo the best way to learn another culture is through language.
True. We are lucky to live in Nepal. ❤
And yes, you are very right about language, it's the best way to learn about a culture...
So why the fuck aren't you living in Nepal 😂
@@ParisMeetsKathmanduI'm from Nepal pokhara
I live in budi bazer
at the same time our people are so gullible. Look at the rate of christianization in nepal.
I'm a British national married to a Nepali lady who is also a British passport holder. We have been living in Kathmandu with our daughter for the last six years on an NRN visa. We love the people and culture of Nepal. We hate the pollution, and poor, often corrupt systems. We hope Nepal can get good governance to help it develop, so people don't have to travel abroad for work, leaving their families behind. Nepal could make it easier to get long term visas for digital nomads and retired people, as it would bring a lot of revenue to the country. Overall we are happy in beautiful, crazy Nepal.
Never End Peace And Love
please visit ghachok shrestha community homestay and my village
@@ghachokkumar1476😂😂
@@ghachokkumar1476what is this behaviour 😂
I’m just glad the ppl are coming to Nepal n seeing a future for themselves living in Nepal.
Oh wow Maya, let me tell you, you had a brilliant idea to make this video! It was so so interesting to hear all of these different stories that led some foreigners to choose to live in Nepal! When you are in Nepal, it doesn't feel like there are foreigners living there but there are actually more than you think, I guess!
When I will be back in Nepal, I will definitely give a try to the bakery of Mathilde and the restaurant of Edward Lee (I loved his entrepreneurial spirit, I think that's what Nepal needs, good ideas and hard working smart people).
I hope you will make a series with this theme, it would be so interesting to hear more stories and yours as well, Maya 😊
Thank you so much Alice! I am very happy that you like this video. I enjoyed making this one a lot. I do plan more videos like this, interviews and local stories as well. ☺
hi welcome my village ghachok shrestha community home stay
Yeah foreigners come to nepal while nepal youths go abroad because of unemployment
May all come in nepal not as crestion churches ...missionary .But just to visit we love hinduism and buddhist
I was thinking of returning back to my own country and living up in mountains. My father runs business up in mountains and wanted to continue…. I hate city life nowadays… too much stress. Nice video as I was looking for…
Wow. That sounds like a wonderful project. 😊 I wish you all the best.
do you returned brother ?
I am planning to move to Nepal next summer. I am an American. Any advice or tips from you all? I have never visited. I am a Buddhist.
I’m interested in advice on supporting yourself there as a foreigner.
Not sure what advice you are looking for. The maximum length of stay in Nepal will be 150 days and you will get visa on arrival. There are other student and work visas but I am assuming that you will be visiting as a tourist. Nepal and Bhutan are very restricted countries to live permanently. For men, it is even more difficult because marrying Nepali woman does not get the man to stay in the country. A woman can marry a Nepali man and get to stay in Nepal. There is a retirement residential visa for long term stay, but you have to be over 60 with $20,000 in bank account and $2000/month income to qualify for that visa.
Welcome to Nepal!
im happy that you chose nepal as ur second home or atleast to be for few year but having said this im also so desgrace to know that some of you are here to promote christianity which is against our laws, norms n values. u can not force people to change their religion on the basis of their ignorance, grievances and poor economic condition...u r not welcome IF U COME IN MISSIONARY MISSION TO PROMOTE CHRISTIANITY...its a big NO..
Well, they cannot help it. The church pays them and these entitled people enjoy free money in the name of spreading religion. Organized religion is a scam and people follow it because there are these benefits of living off someone else's money.
You need to appriciate foreigners who come here to work through missionsry organization , if you study the history of christian organization ,they serve in a community like building school,hospital working in health sector for example :Patan hospital used to run by missionary! So don't have a hostile to those organization n people who contribute in our country! Saint Xaviers school is also an example
Great 💗
But you missed Nepal Tanguy Dai
The takeaway from watching this content for me would be “AFNOPAN” which translates to immersing in the warm feeling of calling ours. Thank you for bringing this interview ❤️
Oh i miss Tanguy dai !
Please make video with Tanguy Dai
yeah tanguy dai is a great guy i love his videos @missparis sister you should collaborate with him
Earn in europe and live in nepal. That is good. We are feeling how hard it is to settle down for 8k a month. When price of goods is high.
A very intriguing video w/ a range of characters from various backgrounds - all so gentle and wholesome (ofcourse including Ms Paris) which is a tremendous compliment to Nepal!
Clearly a lot of effort had been put into this very interesting video and I especially commend you for being so patient and careful to not interrupt your guests! Please continue making more!
Namaste!
Thank you so much for your kind words. 🙏 Really appreciate. More videos of the same kind to come... ☺️
Bringing lot of talents from all over the world is really beneficial for Nepal , whatever they mentioned about the difficulties being in Nepal has to think seriously and to be solved as soon as possible. Nepal needs a lot energetic people to develop from all over the world
We nepali known for peace andculture,i love to make friends from abroad
True. Nepal is famous for peace and tolerance !
@@ParisMeetsKathmandu yes true
Its time to change the whole government system in this country . The whole system is corrupt. We need revolution
I don't understand about the ingo who based on church of findland working in Nepal,is that for conversions or what
Interesting video, I've noted the location of his Korean restaurant so I might pop by as Ill be going to Patan Durbar Square and also to see the Honcha restaurant 😊
If you have the idea and dont feel shy in hardworking Then boom You dont have to need go abroad ❤ just be dedication at your work ❤
best of luck all of you guyzz🇳🇵🇳🇵
Thanks you 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘
The nepal it's haven on earth but the only problem that occurred as pollution corruption traffic and all other hardship for all the problems is government
Thank You so much For making This Video Bhauju ❤❤ Feels Like Proud By Seeing This Kind Of Video and Always Be Happy and God Bless You🎉🎉❤
Thank you!! ❤
I would love to live there, but...yeah...the noise is crazy in KTM. No wonder nepalis tend to talk loud. The constant hammering is also annoying. Love yak cheese and nepali coffee. Pokhara is my "home".
Somehow i learned how to love the chaos of Kathmandu. I didnt like Kathmandu when I first moved there, but I step by step learned to appreciate the vibe and the mini village lives around the city. It has a vibe. Obviously, the pollution is the worst.
Hello, I would like to move to Nepal.
I live in Belgium and I would like to know the procedure to follow to ensure my success in staying there.
Thanks in advance to everyone.
Hello Mishima,
It depends. Some find a job here before moving out (especially teachers and NGO expats). Some move to Nepal to study the Nepali language (or other studies) in a government-approved school (so it falls under a 'student visa'). Some are married to a Nepali. Some open a business here. But in all cases, it is important to know that the procedure is not as easy as moving to other countries (aka Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, Japan,...).
Best of luck !
As a Nepalese I wouldn't suggest you to live here, the politics is always unstable also the social services isn't good.
@@Vincent_2007 No country is perfect. But I prefer to live in Nepal than France.
@@Vincent_2007 The part of social services is good in France, like healthcare and education are (almost) free. I wish healthcare was free for everyone who cannot afford it.
@@ParisMeetsKathmandu wow ur words touched my heart😢😭
Wow sis beautiful video good 👍 👏 😍
Thank you so much. ☺❤
Meanwhile every nepali youths are leaving the country for better future
Don't blame them. Nepal is good only if you are relatively richer compared to the population. If Nepal was a rich country then these people will run away from Nepal as fast as they can. Nepalis leave the country to earn money so that they also get that comparative advantage.
I live in nepal in 8 years
I watched this video thoroughly and I find it very interesting and informative for people who are willing to move and settle in nepal. Thankyou very much!
Thank you! Glad you liked it ☺
Thanks all of you to really appreciating my world, and thank you to the video maker as well. But this is not only my country as you mentioned
Thank you so much for your kind words. ❤️
Nepal needs to have a sane retirement visa. What is there to spend $26k usd a year on? Crazy.
@Radicalhindu004 That is dumb and not practical.
The thing is that if you do not spend that much money then what? They will cancel your visa and send you back home.
Very interesting topic..❤
Thank you 🙂 Glad you like it!
Truth is everyone wants to live somewhere else than their own country.
Eastern wanting to live in west and western living in east.
Yes it's the bitter truth, you're right... But not my husband! He's Nepali and wants to stay in Nepal. I met him abroad and he brought me to Nepal. So there are some exceptions... 😉
To avoid lgtv hd plus
Any foreigner in Nepal recruiting English speaking Nepali for work/job?
Their goal is to get benefit for themselves not for Nepal and Nepali.
@@arunasharma9432 is our country a charity box that u think every foreigner have to work for our country benefit???
Aruna sharma nani timi dherai boliraxeu hai
Thank you sister in law for uploading wonderful video
Thank you for watching. And you channel name is the best! 😁👌
I thought it was almost impossible for a foreigners to live in Nepal? Cela me changerait d'y prendre ma retraite. On y aurait pu changer les regles peut être. C'est vrai que certains ne le comprenne pas si on fait cavalier seul. Ça prend un peu de temps. À propos, n'importe où je suis il faut de bon pain! Thank you.
It's not impossible but it ain't easy. Retirement visa for example is quite complicated (almost impossible). I am still surprised why they are so strict about retirement visa. But many people living here have a work visa or a student visa. Some people also have business visas but it needs a pretty big amount of investment nowadays (which was not the case 10 years back). For the good bread, no problem, Terra Tsampa is making amazing bread and is even delivering with Pathao. 😉
love you ❤❤❤ from Pokhara
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The foremost reason people settling here is cost of living and somewhere the nature and climate.
Thanks for the interesting video Maya, but we want to know about you as well haha? 🙃
Even though I'm merely a tourist in Nepal so far, I tend to agree with many things said in the interviews, especially the pros and cons (Nepalis are so very friendly, and I love the culture and mountains, but the noise and pollution in the city can be a big turn-off as well).
OH, and I HAVE to visit the Terra Tsampa Bakery when I'm back in Kathmandu, the owner sounds like a very nice person!
(ps: trying to catch up with your videos now that I'm back near Namche with some decent Internet connection. 2/3 done with my trekking in the Khumbu so far)
Haha! Yes! 😁 I will one day.
About Terra Tsampa, it is the best and only real bread I had in Nepal. Her restaurant Raithaane is amazing as well (ethnic cuisines of Nepal). And indeed, Mathilde is the nicest person. ✨
I saw your photos, breathtaking!! See you when you come back in Kathmandu. ☺
Girls, Kathmandu is a very advanced and a defferent place for country Nepal. Therefore go to Nepal with the mind sets that Kathmandu will be as worst or modern city next to your home towns.
As the madam said Nepal is male dominant country. Sure it is in mostly thats what makes the Nepal peaceful. Nepal have traditional values and as a man our responsibility is to provide and protect our loved ones.
Lol only in some cases.
The gender inequality rather contributes greatly in the sectors like domestic violence and many more.
@@Hithere-qj1wj In this period of time there is no such Gender inequality everyone has their right.
@@shixshir
Nah, just writing some stuffs in the constitution doesnt change the ground reality.
As long as there is no earthquake in Nepal. Everything is fine
Ministers should be removed from Nepal and bring again our talented, strong and loved king 👑 again.
Big ups for my guys and girls coming all d way from different countries to live in nepal shout out to them much love yall ❤
Thank you ! ❤
so many beautiful people from all around globe and they choose to live in Nepal . welcome all you guys are absolutely beautiful. you are amazing people we love you all..❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much for your beautiful message. So many of us foreigners (including me) feel home in Nepal.! We are lucky. 🥰
@@ParisMeetsKathmandu not all but only few with a brave heart are able to take this leap of faith from their original western culture into Nepalese traditional culture. i respect your decision its really brave... and i am sure 100 all of you have a very very beautiful heart and soul. god bless you alll. sending lots of love
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@@sbttmg8572 Actually, it is easy to come to Nepal if Nepal government allows it. Unfortunately, long term visa options in Nepal are extremely limited to none. Otherwise, Nepal would be flooded with foreigners with its cheap standard of living, low crime, and friendly people.
If someone wants to spend retired life in nepal, then for what purpose he will fill while applying for embassy card, he is not there for tourist, education, job, business
then what else left
Most of the foreigner choose nepal because its not highly developed country with no sky scrapers just beautiful open sky with low pollution and people feel less dizzy here . Main reason is the nature of our country ❤ and definitely for peaceful life 😊
I love my country Nepal ❤
Also because of the people! ❤️
@@ParisMeetsKathmandu do you think nepal is the safest country ?
@@RksYt007 it is very very safe indeed compared to many countries. Especially for women.
@@ParisMeetsKathmandu glad to hear that 🥰 much love from Kathmandu
@@ParisMeetsKathmanducome visit sudurpaschim sometimes. I will take you to my ancestors village high in the mountains😊
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we respect to the foreigner or tourist .
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Nepal is different than other country
The country of natural beauty country of gautam buddha country of traditional sculpture the country of spirituality
Country of Hinduism and budhism where we all people find something peace and good weather for the adoption of our body.Even we nepalese dont know what we feel after we go to the altitudes of nepal ,the peace ,the happiness,the noiseless environment which is always desired the whole thing that we all people of world want to gain now jaya nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Very well said! Jay Nepal 🙏🇳🇵🙏
Main host you looks like elder version on Priyanka Karki (Nepalese actress) 😂😂😂
Anyways nice content ❤
I am not sure how to take it. Because Priyanka is very beautiful but I am actually younger 😢
Jay Nepal 🇳🇵 Greater Nepal 🇳🇵
beef can use in kirati societies no.worry gimbap ❤❤❤❤
Yo common!
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@parismeetskathamandu you are doing the amazing job🔥 connect the people in one channel is amazing experience. 💕
Keep it up 👍 lots of love 🇳🇵
Thank you so much!! 🥰♥️
But how do these people stay there? I want to move there, but finding it difficult..I would love some information on where to look.
I can answer that question but it will be a rude answer. The answer is that Nepal does not have an option for foreigners to live there. If you look at the interview then these are people who are working for NGO or visiting for work. In fact, Nepal would not even allow former Nepalis to live in Nepal if they take foreign citizenship. They have a NRN (Non Resident Nepali) card for former Nepalis but that is restrictive as well. TH-cam videos sell dreams and only provide partial information. The only hope is "resident visa." That visa is issued for people 60 years old or higher and requires you to both have $20,000 in bank and spend $20,000 per year living in Nepal. Also, it requires a proof of $2,000/month of steady income. Only if you are over 60, you should look for long term stay option in Nepal. For a guy, even marrying a Nepali woman would not get you to live in Nepal because Nepali government argues that "in our culture, a woman leaves her home to live with her husband."
@@ppen8359 Thank you kindly.. It's ok, I want honest answers, not sugar-coated answers.. So I appreciate your response.. I did know most of what you said, which is why I was surprised how these foreigners seem to be able to look live there.. I have 13 years before I will do the 60+ thing.. But, I will do it.. 😊😊.. I have been trying to get into the NGO market there.. I have a few ideas, and a few connections there.. Let's see what happens.. But once again, thank you for replying to me.. 😊😊
I love this!!!’
hi ma'am namaskar I like this conversation
Thank you!! 🙏
Nice foreigners do not live in Nepal ... they leave the dev bhumi for Nepali only
Nakachhara chup laag. I bet you are single😂
Don't worry. Nepali rules do not allow foreigners to live in Nepal long term. The resident visa is pretty restrictive as well. Too much immigration will drive up cost of living for Nepalis and government is aware of that. Nepali government only allows a maximum stay of 150 days on tourist visa per calendar year.
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Jay nepal 🇳🇵❤
Namaste 🙏...
The problem is how can you live in Nepal long term? This video is making people believe that you can just come to Nepal and live there, but the reality is that Nepal does not have a long term visa option to live there.
It's not easy, it's true. But there are ways...
I am Nepali/ Kiwi. I lived in Nepal from 8yrs to 16 yrs ( 3 class dekhi SEE samma. I look like a quire but something inside of me keeps calling me back to my village Chapakot, Syangja
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@@Tyler_AdhikariDon’t abandon us. We love you. ❤
Can I Indian couple settle in nepal
Yes!
Only Indians can live in Nepal as long as they want even for their entire life. For everyone else, it is complicated. However, Nepalis also get the same rights to work and live in India as long as they want without any visa hassles.
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Foreigner wanting to live in Nepali, Nepali wanting to leave Nepal. Strange world
Foreigners get money and support from their country and easily exploit Nepal and Nepali people to do things they cannot do at other place. It is sad how they make poor people of nepal poorer while country gets dirty, polluted and violence ..
@@arunasharma9432 wow why ru commenting bad words here n there of course every people will live for their own benefit n what's wrong with it n mind u living in nepal for foreigner is not an easy job coming from a well developed country even if u came from well developed country u will not choose to live in a place that is more problematic than ur country but but they have learn to adapt in our society which is not everyone can do u better stop being toxic
@atinyshineforever9252 reality hurt, my friend .. stop abusing, exploiting, and polluting Nepal and Nepali for your selfish benefit if you are a good human being. That will be the best for all of us instead of attacking me for telling the truth.
@@arunasharma9432 Country gets dirty polluted and a lot of Violence happens because our government is polluted people like you have polluted mind, What have they done spent their hard earn money you can do so. They have not stolen from poor man plate instead they are the reason some one is having fo0d on their table. Their spending is our earning if you still don't get that get some business on tourism and stop complaining other because you can't solve your own problem.
@@arunasharma9432 Keep your delusional truth to yourself and let them explore what we have to offer. The main income source of our country is tourism if you can take advantage take it if you can't let other. Live your life as you please and let them live their life as they please
Thanks a lot all of you for visting nepal
No country is perfect be it USA or Ethiopia. Each has pro and cons.
Yes. But it's always different pros and cons...
Absolutely ❤
"Ali ali" lolol much love to everyone in the video!
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