Americans Top Nepal’s Visitor List in October, but Number of Nepali Americans Remains Unknown
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15 NYC Council Members Call on Queens DA to Dismiss Case Against Man Shot by NYPD
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Thousands of Nepali Americans Cast Ballots as Community Seeks Greater Political Voice
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Nepali American Candidates Win State Legislative Seats in Three States
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Nonresident Nepali Citizens Can Get Free Two-Year Residence Visas, but Many Don’t Know It
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Nepal Moves to Overhaul 34-Year-Old Immigration Law, Proposes Harsher Penalties

The U.S. Department of State’s (DOS) introduction of a $1 electronic registration fee for the Diversity Visa (DV) lottery has caused uncertainty among prospective Nepali applicants, with over a million

Nepal’s tourism sector is facing significant challenges following a period of protests, violence, arson, and political instability, all compounded by natural disasters. September, October, and November mark the country’s peak

The number of Nepali citizens deported from the United States saw a significant increase in September 2025. According to the Immigration Office at Tribhuvan International Airport, 53 Nepali citizens—24 women

Nepal has fully implemented a new visa application system that allows foreigners to pay for their Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) directly online using international credit and bank cards. This change

An American family of eight, including a man and his six children, has been deported from Nepal and banned from re-entering the country for 11 years. On August 26, Nepal’s

On Thursday evening, an Omni Air International chartered flight arrived in Kathmandu carrying 19 Nepali individuals who had been deported from the United States. According to sources, most of those

The United States has deported 37 Nepali citizens on a single flight, matching a previous record for the largest single-day deportation of Nepalis from the country. The chartered flight, carrying

Deportations of Nepali citizens from the U.S. saw a significant drop in August 2025, even as strict immigration policies under the Trump administration continue. According to the Immigration Office at

Recent reports reveal that Chinese nationals are increasingly exploiting Nepal’s visa policies to extend their stay in the country. This is primarily achieved by establishing shell companies for the sole

Deportations of Nepalis from the U.S. have surged significantly since President Donald Trump began his second term on January 20, 2025, a substantial increase compared to the much lower figures