About rajz

Gender:

Male

Currently Lives:

Bagmati, Nepal

Citizen Of:

Nepal

Past Expat Posts:

Canada

About rajz

I believe in today, live every moment of your life as if there is no tomorrow !!

My Website:

http://http://www.dueholidays.com

Advice for New Expats

love people wherever you go, smile from your eyes and trust.

I would love to live in...

Planet Earth.

HR/Relo
Professional:

Help Manage Expat Programs for My Company

Favorite Websites:

http://http://www.dueholidays.com

Some Forum Posts:

Germany: going Nepal:

hello all, I am taking liberty to inform you that this is the right time to plan your vacation of any form (trek, volunteer, yoga, meditation, studies, or expedition) now as monsoon gets over and the right time begins. Planning now would help you to accomplish your due dreams with http://www.dueholidays.com and saving your money - All the best.

Global Expat Forum: Travelling to Nepal:

hello all, I am taking liberty to inform you that this is the right time to plan your vacation of any form (trek, volunteer, yoga, meditation, studies, or expedition) now, as monsoon gets over and the right time begins. - All the best.

Nepal: House in Rent in Kathmandu.:

Dear Friends, I am leaving Nepal to Canada on April 2011, I would want to leave my full furnished house on rent. Feature: full furnished, parquet floor, hot & cold water, car park, 24 power back-up, close to Swoyambhu stupa. I can be contacted at upreti@hwa.or.at or ph: 977-9851105245 I can send picture and rent is USD 400 (four hundred per month). If anybody is interested please email me or call me for details. best, rajendra

Nepal: Kathmandu in Oct Woo Hoo:

Hi, its good that you are coming to Nepal. I think the best way to get your belongings is get get through sea cargo. If you have a business visa and willing to do something, it is better to decide after you come to Nepal and having seen around. As fact of getting motorbikes, there are plenty Indian motorcycles available. enjoy your stay. and all the best, rajendra

Nepal: Moving to Nepal:

Markus, I don't know if I have written to you earlier, whenever foreigners say that they love Nepal as a Nepali I feel good about. Visa is not a problem for you as you get it on arrival and you must be aware of as you have visited earlier. In regard of extending, the organisation you are hooked with can do something with immigration office, if not you can still stay on tourist status for 150 calender days in a year, however it can be arranged !!! In regards of job, if you are serious about coming to the country and staying here for sometimes... please don't hesitate to contact me.. I will give you information as I can.. thank you and have a good times best regards from Kathmandu

Nepal: International schools OUTSIDE central KTM?:

Ora, Sorry to hear about your son. I'm Nepali and I smell from your message that you really don't appreciate the Nepalese system. Better schools are available in the better cities.. that is everywhere, I think same goes to the country you from. I think, you have to chose between living whole family together or education for your kid in the better school. I hope you will start loving our country when you are accustomed with everything we've in here... cheers

Nepal: Considering to move:

hello Monni, Its good to know that you've chosen my country to move for awhile. Its beautiful country to live and we have four different seasons. Living standard here is not that high still Kathmandu is bit expensive than other part of the cities. Other than teaching English, you can also work as a volunteer for NGOs, work in restaurant or bars, in the hotel management colleges as tourist is major foreign currency generating industry in Nepal. I can assist you for things that you would chose and feel free to contact me at rajendra.upreti@gate.edu.np (only if you feel comfortable) thank you and have a nice time.

Nepal: Considering to move:

Grandpayeti, why the heck are you giving wrong information to the people. There is no country in the world where problem doesn't occurred, intimidation, torture, extortion are prevailed many countries more than in Nepal.. still the place is not that horrific as you have explained because I am Nepali and I live here.

Global Expat Forum: tourism business in Nepal:

Dear Friends, I have a swiss affiliated hotel management college in Kathmandu and I am now expanding hotel management college into 'teaching hotel management college' in Pokhara (paradise for tourist and trekkers). I am in search of international partner without financial involvement but with strong commitment to market the college in the global arena based on mutual benefit. If any of you would like to join and expand your interest in NEpal. please email me at rajendra.upreti@gate.edu.np there is lot; can be done together. looking forward to hear from interested people. best, Rajendra

Global Expat Forum: Tourism business inter/national:

Hello everybody, I work for development organization INGO based in Vienna but I am also part of the private hotel management college with what we have been supporting poor and needy people through skill development trainings and finding jobs for them. If any of you are interested either to be part of the business through CSR approach or individual support by teaching them with the skills you have; Please contact me rajendra.upreti@gate.edu.np we can then talk in details. We have variety of offers for your satisfaction and to satisfy others. - looking forward to hearing from you. Have a good day. Rajendra

Date Joined:

1/6/2010

Total Posts:

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