Dekchi bro, Bishal and everyone, eutai pokhari ma rakhidiyo bhane thulo machha le sano machha lai khanchha bhaneko suneko chha? When you open dual citizenship for foreigners from industralized countries (by the way, how do you define industralized or developed country? again, why not open this for the citizens of some less develop country such as Saudi Arabia, Pakisthan, Malasia if they have money, skills/expertise, etc who can really invest their money and skills?) Foreign investment in all the sectors where Nepalese themselves can do business/investment is not good; I believe those Cocacola, Pepsi Inc have made more harm than good to Nepalese economy as they take away millions of money every year from Nepal; you need to provide good investment opportunities only in certain sectors where Nepalese lack enough money and skills for investment. Dual citizenship to foreigners will affectcountry's policy of protecting it's own industralists, businessmen, and helping poor people, etc. Government works only for rich, educated, skilled foreigners. Analogy is the same - internal and external policies of the country are also affected and country's independence can be at risk. See Chinese were working, investing, migrating in to Tibet since long ago and finally Tibet ceased to exist as an independent nation. Some Tibetan might have become rich along with many migrant Chinese, but there is no point if Tibetan voice can not be heard within Tibet and foreigners rule over Tibet. When British went to India long ago, they went for business and investment and eventually India lost everything. So, if you have a strong country, it may be a good idea to invite foreigners, otherwise you are likely to lose your identity and everything in a long run. Having your own home (an independent country) is more important than anything else. We don't want to become second, third class citizens in our own country by granting foreign born people citizenships and making conducive environment for them to invest in Nepal.