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Alpine Law Associates - NRN Property Rights in Nepal

Non-Resident Nepalis (NRNs) of Nepali origin are legally allowed to purchase, own, and sell certain types of property in Nepal under the NRN Act, 2008 and the Nepal Citizenship Act, 2006. While NRNs can own residential houses, apartments, and land for personal use, they are restricted from acquiring agricultural land.
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Alpine Law Associates - NRN Citizenship in Nepal

A Non-Resident Nepali (NRN) refers to a person of Nepali origin living abroad, either as a foreign citizen of Nepali descent or a Nepali citizen residing overseas. Under the Constitution, Citizenship Act, and NRN Act, eligible NRNs can obtain limited citizenship in Nepal.

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Alpine Law Associates - Citizenship in Nepal

Citizenship is the legal bond between an individual and the state, granting rights and responsibilities essential for national identity, political participation, and access to services.
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