You can apply to jobs in banks with your degree its better if you do MBA here. US MBA has more value in Nepal but you know its like its difficult too due to COVID now. You can also apply to managerial positions in big companies like CG, Bhatbhateni store regional manager but still as far as my frees are saying economy is really down there but you can spend time with your family for a time being.

Divine-gal · Sep 8, 2021 11:05 AM

Technically, you lost your Nepali citizenship when you naturalized as a US citizen. You could go back on an NRN visa and work, but that limits you to private companies as government jobs require Nepali citizenship. However, Nepal Citizenship Act 2006 Clause No. 11 allows you to reacquire Nepali citizenship if you give up your US citizenship and apply to reinstate your citizenship provided that you can prove your previous Nepali nationality. Other than that, you may have to get your US degree certified through TU and use that to apply for jobs that require a bachelor's degree. But fiance and accounting rules vary significantly between Nepal and the US, so you may have difficulty convincing people to hire you unless it's a multi-national corporation. You can always open your own business and be self-employed.

Galactus · Sep 8, 2021 11:27 AM

just out of context i read ur nickname as umaga and reminded of wwe wrestler ....

pandeyji · Sep 8, 2021 11:35 AM

As a US citizen, any option for a remote job with a US company? I know you are in finance so 100% remote might not be possible. Maybe you can negotiate in a way that works out. Trust me companies are a lot more flexible than you might think but you have to have skills they will value and like you.

guxa · Sep 8, 2021 11:35 AM

Find remote work and work from Nepal. That's the best option I guess.

gaulejetho · Sep 8, 2021 3:48 PM

Love n respect if u return n help Nepal just like Kulman n Mahabir

shekhar143 · Sep 8, 2021 3:56 PM

How will nepal goverment know you are not nepali citizen anymore?

Nepaliketa1234 · Sep 8, 2021 4:17 PM

First go for 1 year with no job worries (think of it as an extended unpaid vacation with your family members). Chances are you will return back to US even before that 1 year passes. Don't think of a long term because very very few US returnee make it long term in Nepal.

himalphedi · Sep 8, 2021 5:44 PM

Thanks for the input. I am willing to give up my US citizenship. I think I can renounce my citizenship at US Embassy in Kathmandu (Not sure how the process works). Do anyone know what the process is for renouncing US citizenship?

umanga · Sep 9, 2021 10:04 AM

You are being way too dramatic. Simply go and live in Nepal for 1 year as vacation and see if you want to stay there as long term. If so you will come up with what option is best within that timeframe rather than planning everything perfectly now as it never works out

guxa · Sep 9, 2021 10:15 AM

There is a saying, kukur lai Gheu pachdaina...( Dog can't digest Ghee) Delta Ghee or Dalta Ghee the popular one...I am confuse ..lol... Sajha users are dying day and night hoping for TPS REdesignation, and you are here to give up US Citizenship. Joke of the day. Nepali haru... My uncle talks like this shit, wants to live in Nepal, life is good, bla bla.., when he has too much of Black Label in his body, and the next day, he starts to count dollars. He has been saying that for almost 25 years. lol. But one thing he does about Nepal is to watch Nepalese News on Youtube.   Good luck!! Last edited: 09-Sep-21 10:27 AM

Sexy In Sari · Sep 9, 2021 10:23 AM

Agreed with sexyinsari...You want what you don't have...this will continue forever. Just use common sense & rub two brain cells together you will get the answer easily. Taking 1 year off from work to see how things pan out or just go nuclear & give up citizenship & take the SAME path? Why?

guxa · Sep 9, 2021 11:14 AM

We would like to see the options you are seeing and moving to Nepal. We will let you know which one is best ! I met one gentleman who do not want to give any suggestion but will review the plan and will suggest which one is better! There must be good reason and reasons to move to Nepal. Wish you Good Luck and you will prosper.

Logan · Sep 9, 2021 1:38 PM

Did I offend people when I said "I am willing to renounce US Citizenship?"

umanga · Sep 10, 2021 12:38 PM

No , you did not offend people, but you are doing: " Just like some one have sickness and he was asking to doctors about the solutions. The doctors were telling him to try medicians for couple of months and if it does not work , then go for surgery, but he is trying for surgery, not to take a chance with mediciation."

tallagheremaila · Sep 12, 2021 6:12 PM

I have heard many people say I will go back I will go back but less than 0.1% do with their own free will. Agree with Sexy in sari on this one. I am not saying OP is one, maybe she or he is one of the genuine ones but the rest of us are hypocrites (includes me) we will say yes I will return someday but we just say that for the sake of saying, we don’t mean it. We always find excuses to not go back.

chicagoan · Sep 12, 2021 6:32 PM

Khatey ko chori sexy

Sanaklaal · Sep 12, 2021 8:20 PM

when both saturday and sunday will be holiday in nepal - i ll go back to nepal. why the f no dual citizen!! i really want to start a business in nepal that ll not only help myself but also create some jobs for the qualified one.

deepocean · Sep 13, 2021 10:14 PM

पहिला गएर 1 बर्स बसेर हेरनुस

ChikneMUJI · Sep 19, 2021 3:44 PM

Bro ! Let's go to Angola

MandigoBS · Sep 19, 2021 5:53 PM