On Monday, September 21, 1998 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, pokh...@hotmail.com wrote:

When I see, hear, read, watch, motivation, eagerness, interest,
the reasons, my fellow Nepalis trying to quit Nepali Citizenship,
nationality , and ultimately the Green Colored Passport, I am
asked to find the ways to quit my nationality by birth? Instead
of replying to the question "How to acquire Nepali Nationality?",
I want to ask "How to quit Nepali Nationality?" What are the
ways?

As I told my interest to return Nepal, after I finish my 3 years
of PDS here, I was suggested to find/keep alternatives if I get
frustrated with the situtation in Nepal. I was told that the
way I look at Nepal, is changed a quite since I left Nepal,
in the last decade. The information I had now is not the current
state of Nepal, it was of '80, where if you have good education
you could get good job, if you had good score in Campus, you
could get easily admission in university or scholarship. Now,
when I find my cousine with 85% in I.SC. just boiling to get
an addmission in a technical university because of the lack of
fund "The Donation(=backdoor bribe): University, Embassies,
Visa Officers demand", I have started questioning is that the
real situation? Is it so difficult to get education? Has all
the education gone to those who hold money? So, we are not
going to see any never-the-second brilliants from Poor family?
Is that the reason BRB crying for? If Nepal has changed so
much in a decade, what I can expect in next decade i.e. millinium?
Should I forget my nationality, and concentrate on myself, myfamily,
my relatives and if trigger the this relative term, How can I
forget it? Does anyone have right answer?

If you are given option to choose natinalities, what can be your
preferences: based on the current possibilities available e.g.

1. USA: DV Lottry system/ Graudate Studies................
2. Canada: Independent Migration system: quite costly for a Nepali family.
3. Australia: Resonable Cost, for technical professionals, university
student first and then apply for the citizenship/permanent residency
4. NewZeland: resonable cost, but, too far and lonely place. For aged
applicant, difficult, if your spouse don't have 16years of education,
i.e. MAsters degree from Nepal, or else no NZ employer at hand before
filing the application.
5. european countries: Many nepalis have settled there as political
refugees exploiting the '90s movement in Nepal, most of them
called themselves as Pancha and showed the new government looking for
their head............. Specially, Germany which had liberal law
at that time. I heard Germany has changed its procedure for
naturalization process. I met one ex-Gurkha in my last trip to
London, who said if you work there in England, you are entitled
to get British citizenship.
6. Singpore: One Chinese friend whom I met in Singpore was suggesting me
to move to singapore and telling that working condition is better
than in Japan. When I met another southasian, he told that its not
like he told if you are specially of non-chinese origin. I am not
sure, but, my former Guru recommended that Singapore is fairly
good place.

Please enlist other possibilities in Middle East, Africa, South AMerica,
and other parts of the world where middle class and lower can Nepalis
can think of migrating for their better life style.

Hoping to get some comment-----suggestions.

GP

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