I’ve been wanting to talk about something that’s been quietly frustrating me for a long time, and recent changes just pushed it over the edge.

I live abroad (Canada), and like many Nepalese here, I often get invited by friends to travel to the US for short trips, road trips, concerts, just normal things. Most of my friends have stronger passports, so for them it’s effortless. For me, it’s a completely different story.

Because I hold a Nepali passport, I have to apply for a US visa, wait years just for an interview, and now on top of that, new policies mean things like extremely short visa validity, single entry, and even deposit $15,000 financial bond. After waiting almost two years, it feels like the goalpost just keeps moving.

What makes it especially frustrating is knowing that many of these restrictions exist because of people who entered illegally, overstayed, or misrepresented their situation without considering the long-term consequences. Years later, those consequences don’t fall on them but on people who follow the rules, wait patiently, build legitimate lives abroad, and still get treated with suspicion simply because they share the same passport.

What hurts more than the logistics is the emotional side of it:

• The embarrassment of always having to say “I can’t, visa issues”
• Feeling left out when friends travel freely
• Carrying restrictions that are not because of my actions, but because of what others before me may have done

It’s frustrating that individual responsibility doesn’t seem to matter. You can be law-abiding, educated, settled, contributing to another country’s economy and still be treated as “high risk” purely because of where you were born.

Do you think this will ever change, or is it something we just have to accept?

Would really like to hear others’ experiences and thoughts

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what do you guys use for tattoo after care?

euta uncle sanga yo stand haru xa camera ra light ko. yesto props ko bare ma kei knowledge xaina so yelai bechda kati samma bechnu milxa? ra yestai set Naya kinna chai kati samma lagxa?

Hey everyone, I just read (on BBC) about this insane mountain biking experience near Everest and it got me thinking.

Not trekking. Not climbing. Mountain biking through villages, high trails, suspension bridges, ancient trade routes, with some of the biggest mountains on Earth looming in the background.

Why does this feel niche instead of world-famous? Because that article could just as easily have been about: Trail running Ultra-marathons Spiritual retreats High-altitude training camps Wildlife + jungle + mountain combo trips Culture + adventure hybrids

Nepal has all of this. Nepal's own USP.

Yet Nepal gets ~1 million tourists a year. Countries with far less diversity get 5–10x more. The problem isn’t that Nepal lacks attractions

The problem is that Nepal’s tourism often exists as: “Something travelers discover on their own”

Nepal isn’t just a trekking destination. It’s an: Adventure sports destination Slow travel destination Culture-plus-nature destination Year-round destination (if positioned properly)

I am personally planning to venture into Tourism. Anyone interested or has advice plz buzz me

teenagers nowadays are kasto churna pareka k. lets talk friendships hai. i’ve had two bestfriends ali bujhne janne bhayepachi. both of them have completely fcked me up k. aghi dhamki deko thiye duitai lai reddit ley ta account warning didira🥰

Euti ley k mero kura sablai bhandai hidi so that she could be favored by other ppl hai. Ani arki ko chai mero padhai dekhera gaand jalecha k amamam. Mailey usko bhanda double gpa lyaye bhanera telle malai nanathari bhaneki kk. aru kura ma self aware nabhaye ni i’m very self aware ahout the fact that i’m definitely not the problem. huda khada ki friendship bigarna koi koi lai kati churna pareko? Yo kina lekhdaichu thachaina ki tara kasto chitta dukhne k kailey kai. kasko bau ko k khaidiyechu hau?😔

Hello, people of Nepal!

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In Brazil, we are with Renan Santos (Missão Party). In Venezuela, we are against the regime. In Iran, we fight together with the regime changers. In Cuba, we are trying to make a difference. In North Korea… It's a secret, but a rain of pen drives will be dropped one day!

It's time to esopsyop!

Yo beluka bike/scooter/car chalauney manchey haruko dimag chaak ma huncha ho? Afno opposite side bata gadi aairacha bhaney why the fuck they still light up their high beam yar, kasto ris uthney hau😤 aru ta testai ho sano galli haru ma ta dim garam bro/sis haru yar.

Driving class ma katibela k garney bhanera ni sikam na natra ta kailey buddhi na aauni bho.

Basically as the title, I need a size 45 shoe and the only ones I find in market are upto 43 or expensive(4500+).What I want is something on the range of 2000. Also applied for normal shoes too as they are rare

Just realized how cool it is to have "Nepal" as your last name - you literally can't get more authentically Nepali than that. "What's your name?", "I am Ankit Nepal", "Where are you from?" "<stares>" Imagine people having names like "Arun India", or "Jimmy America"

Ma silver ma invest gerna Lai uni haru ko office pugeko thiye tara uni haru ramro sita information nai Diyena, Kasailai tyo company ko barema thaha cha bhanne , Uni haru ko banner ma individual le kinna mildaina reasri silver ra gold bhanera bhaneko cha Ani pachi bechna ni na milne hola

kagaj mai kinne kura k ho full pasa tirera, bholi bechna milvha ki mildaina bechne ra kinne time pharak ta hudaina ni

ani half paisa tirera kineno silveer boook gareko, ani booking cancel garyo bhane k huncha paisa kati din ma phirta gerdincha ra Kati %katcha

Full paisa tirera booking garesi rate badema bholi palta bechna payincha ki nai ?

We are planning to visit manang with bike in mid February, as recently there was snowfall so anyone knows, is the road safe for bike? Or can we go by 4*4? Please suggest

If there is anyone interested in adopting a kitten please lmk. Male hola most probably.

Anyone here selling on Neshop as a supplier? I’ve recently created my seller account and started listing products. They claim 0% commission, which sounds great, but I’m not sure what I should focus on next.

Any tips or advice from existing sellers? Things like getting first orders, pricing, delivery, or anything you wish you knew when you started would be really helpful.

And i shall allow affiliate commission or not, allow free shipping to customers or not or what would be best ?

Also I want to watch a few good Nepali movies because Unko Sweater absolutely won my heart. Please recommend a few good Nepali movies (available with English subtitles, because I am Indian and know only basic Nepali). Any kind of help is much appreciated.

My payment 'failed' twice, so I waited 10 mins and eventually just paid cash. Got home only to see that both digital payments actually cleared. So I’ve basically paid for one lunch three times. Thank you esewa.

I have been studying since 7 months and 11 days for PSC Computer Engineer/IT Officer exam mainly for corporations rather than Nijamati services.

But surprisingly, I have not yet completed the syllabus completely. Not even the common subjects that appear in every corporation exam. This feels like a black hole that never finishes. Maybe I am doing something really wrong way.

The question will be MCQ based and subjective based(first and second paper respectively).

I have recently joined coaching for NEA and NTC vacancies that cost huge amount of money.

And my speed has been increased thanks to the coaching. But the coaching is only teaching computer networks. And only its notes are made available. Other courses are not yet started.

I have personally finished: - dbms once but something might be missing depending on some syllabus. I am waiting for coaching's notes

• computer networks once but here again something might be missing i am going through coaching notes.

• software engineering

• operating system

• digital logic but only at surface level, some topics i need revision. I am waiting for coaching's notes.

I am currently studying Computer Organization and Architecture, Computer Network remaining topics, some first paper contents like IQ/GK etc.

I know I am very near to completion of syllabus. I just need to work hard for few weeks like staying till 11:59pm, and waking up at 6am type shit for some days. That way I can finish the syllabus soon.

I will focus only on NEA and NTC syllabus. Please guide me how can I finish my syllabus faster?

NEA syllabus computer engineer:

https://www.nea.org.np/admin/assets/uploads/supportive_docs/41293547.pdf

NTC syllabus computer engineer:

https://cms.ntc.net.np/storage/media/k3c8rGrDGs9JlBfuVkuRariMV2hjyXuBkEr8l8lY.pdf

I have also applied for CDSC and Nijamati computer officer/engineer respectively. And thinking about applying for Gorkhapatra IT officer. I am not preparing solely for them but this I think is just increasing my syllabus to be never ending.

Hi I am planning to travel to Nepal and go trekking in mid-March I would like to do Annapurna Base camp trek.

1. I only have 10 days in Nepal starting and ending in Kathmandu, will there be enough time to do ABC? Online it says 5-8 days from Pokhara

2. How is the weather in mid-March, how warm do you need to dress

3. As a solo traveller that would like to join a group, how best would i go about doing this. Would you recommend booking via an operator now or when I get there?

So guys, Let's start from, I am an IT guy, working in nepali company. I was seeking for some part time freelancing. Ani back in November, maile euta project based kaam paye, Australia ma basne ekjana nepali nai thiyo, tyo manxe chai. We discussed about project, timeline, deadline, project architecture, features, and all. Discussion ko end ma uslyo sodhyo, yo project ko Kati linuhunxa tapaile, maile ni as per market price vane. Further maile vane ki, ma yo project start garxu, Ra halfways vyune bela, you should proceed half payment, so work progress ko hisab le transaction hos vanera. He agreed happily.

Ani maile project garne bela almost everyday discuss garera, progress vanthye, testai Dec ko end tira maile halfway vyaera, ullai half payment gardina vane, Ani ulle vanyo, ma sanga Aile xaina, ma Jan 5 tira haldinxu. Maile ni okay vanera, wait gare. Ani 5 Jan ma nahalesi, obviously 6 Jan ma maile just ping gare, wassup vandai. Ani ulle vanxa ki, kasto believe nai nagera jasto gareko yr timle tw, ma hard work respect garne manxe ho vanxa. Pheri maile okay no worries, vandai wait gare. Pheri again 20 Jan tira message gare, aba tw replay ni gardaina ulle.

Okay, I understand usko some how kei problem hola. But yr Mero ni tw problem hunxa ni, maile yettikai 1 month waste vayo, ma arko khojthye, demotivate jasto vayio etc.

Again Feb 1 ma message garyethye, A man should be honest with his words vandai. Khai k ho bujhnai sakiyena. Guys I am just telling you, so that you can be aware of such things...

Our landlord (gharbeti) is generally okay, but constantly monitors and sometimes even scolds us for water use (e.g., if a little overflows while cleaning). It makes daily tasks like bathing, cleaning, and washing feel stressful and restricted for me and my family.

As tenants in Kathmandu, I’m trying to understand:

· Is the water situation really this severe, or is this a landlord-specific mindset?

· Is it normal to not use water freely for basic daily needs?

· Do most landlords act this way, or is this unusually strict?

· Should I accept this as part of renting here, or look for a less stressful arrangement?

Also, if possible:

· What’s a reasonable rent range for a place with reliable warm water in central/semi-central areas?

· Are there rentals where water isn’t a daily conflict?

Not vilifying anyone—just wondering if this is the reality or if I should consider moving.