Hello guys, My visa is expired. I want to go Nepal for a visit in near future. I do have a green card. I know I won't have problems leaving the country. But what about coming back to US?Do I need to get visa stamped from Nepal or showing GC at the port of entry will be enough? Sorry, I might sound really dumb but I do not have any knowledge or experience regarding this thing. Any helpful suggestion will be appreciated!! Thank you in advance! :)
1113Nevermind · Mar 19, 2013 10:55 AM · 15,703 views
Valid passport and US GC thats all you need to travel to Nepal. Last edited: 19-Mar-13 11:04 AM
tutepani · Mar 19, 2013 11:02 AM
kasta kasta lai pani dinchhan greencard jaslai greencard ko value ani tesle k garchha bhanera gyan samma chhaina!
biwash prawashi · Mar 19, 2013 11:10 AM
Biwash bro, No offence, But all the people aren’t qualified as others (You). I thought same way at first as you did.
tutepani · Mar 19, 2013 11:24 AM
@tutepani Thank you :)) @biwash prawashi your stupid comment was not really needed! Sorry, unlike you I didnt come to US for green card! Peace out
1113Nevermind · Mar 19, 2013 11:29 AM
this is an open internet forum. if you wanted private consulation, you should have contacted an immigration lawyer. looks like you did not read a piece of paper called "welcome to the US" that should have been given to you with your green card. that piece of paper has a lot of information about your rights and responsibilities as a permanent resident. students who have invested a lot of time, money and effort in their studies and do not have a residency status despite being highly educated would value greencard more than you do bro! probably you got it through lottery as a gift without having to work hard for it so you dont care much! if you didnt come to the US for greencard, i suggest you stop asking question here about the same and renounce your residency of the US and go back to Nepal for good! peace out!
biwash prawashi · Mar 19, 2013 3:10 PM
Hen I saw this message I too wanted to write something salty this morning but decided not to thinking he may be new. But looks like he came on visa and completed the aos and writes pretty good english.really how could u not know? U better read all the privilleges and responsibility of a pr.nkt knowing is not an excuse.you are an immigrant better stay on top of the things than to regret later.peace out.
pshrestha78 · Mar 19, 2013 3:53 PM
heyy bhagwan Hami manche haru kina yesto va hola hai.... ek aarka lai gali galoj nagari, blame nagari basnai nasakne.... euta jabo prashna ma pani yetro hana thapp..... .. god bless all of you... aba yes ma pani kehi vanne holan ,kati le... j vaye pani i will still say, god bless you all...
meroghar124 · Mar 19, 2013 6:30 PM
If he got through lottery he won't be having visa I guess . He went through aos, not sure abt category though. If he would have been through roughness to get GC , he should have enough khow how's abt GC and would have went many time to uscis site. Any way u won't need anything, other then valid passport and GC. However I heard that once Feds hold guy for fake marriage thing @ POE.
Yaaku · Mar 19, 2013 7:13 PM
Make sure ur wife is @ airport if its through marriage
Yaaku · Mar 19, 2013 7:15 PM
Oh wow, thanks for all the incredible replies on my post! All I did was asked a simple question (well at least to all of you it was a simple question but not to me), instead of replying in courteous manner I don't get why people kept bashing me. Just because you know the past, present, and the future of GC, does not make you an eligible one and just cause I did not read the letter does not make me less eligible one. At least I was being honest and also referred myself as "dumb" for not knowing a simple answer to a question. So, I do not need you guys to remind me about my negligence and moreover write stories about hardships of International students. I know their stories because I was one of them and I am still one of them. You don't know me nor my story! So, quit making judgmental comments! To those people who gave straight answer to my question, Thank you!
1113Nevermind · Mar 19, 2013 9:44 PM
I totally agree with Biwas Prawasi Last edited: 20-Mar-13 06:08 AM
Gorikopoi · Mar 20, 2013 6:01 AM
एसले आस्ति भर्खर कलि बिहे गरेर ग्रीन कार्ड बनाएको जस्तो लग्यो लोल !!!
kirin · Mar 20, 2013 8:30 AM
This thread shows too much negativity, leg pulling and distrust in general. It's possible that the person starting the thread is a person going to college in a suburb and does not have too many contacts with other immigrants. It's possible that the person got married and got hold of green card and is not sure how it impacts his/her travel. Some people for whom Green card means a lot feels like the question is the height of ignorance, but it may surprise them to know that Green card is not as important to everyone. To the original poster, once you have a green card it means you have a green light to enter the US as and when you please. You may or not know it, but if you have a green card you need to come back to the US within 6 months, unless you have a very good reason to stay away. They will allow you to stay out for maximum of 1 year but you need to prove that you want to be a US resident if you want to keep your green card. After 5 years you can apply to become a US citizen if you don't want to deal with such restrictions.
rethink · Mar 20, 2013 10:07 AM
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