Over 57,000 Nepalis Register on Online Portal for Data Collection in West Asia

Kathmandu. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that as of Monday evening, 57,100 Nepalis have registered their details on the online registration system operated by the Consular Service Department for collecting data on Nepalis residing in West Asia.

The Ministry provided this information on Monday night.

The Ministry has indicated that further steps will be taken as needed based on the details received by the Consular Department.

The Ministry also stated that Nepalis wishing to return to Nepal can travel from locations where limited air travel is currently operating. Furthermore, Nepalis wishing to return via Saudi Arabia can request visa facilitation by sending details including a photocopy of their passport, a photocopy of their visa, and their travel plan to the Nepali mission in the country where they are located.

Considering the latest developments in the West Asia region, the Government of Nepal has stated that it is closely monitoring the safety, interests, and welfare of its citizens residing there. The Ministry organized a virtual discussion with Nepali missions, the Non-Resident Nepali Association, and representatives of various Nepali community organizations in West Asia. Addressing the discussion, Foreign Secretary Bharat Bahadur Rai emphasized the need for all parties to cooperate with greater proactiveness to ensure the safety of Nepali citizens, the Ministry stated.

According to information provided by the Ministry, Nepali Embassies and Consulates General in West Asia remain open regularly. Arrangements have been made for service seekers to obtain essential services, including passports, by scheduling appointments via phone numbers or email provided by the respective missions.

Moreover, Nepalis residing there have been requested to stay updated on safety precautions and information issued by local governments and Nepali missions, and not to record or exchange any photos, videos, or audio materials of any activities occurring there that violate the law.

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