Lisbon:
Many Nepalese dream to travel from Nepal to Europe. The number of Nepalese who travel to Europe saying that they have a successful life is equally increasing. Also, the number of Nepalese arriving in Portugal in European countries is increasing daily. They come to Portugal because of their easy-to-obtain residential permit, citizenship and European passport (red passport).
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The life of a Nepalese man who arrived in Portugal is a troublesome one. There is another challenge that has to be paid day in and day out for the three Nepalese workers who have come to Europe by borrowing loans with a high interest rate. In recent times due to problems, Nepalese youths have become the main street of Portugal. But nobody is interested in this. The number of Nepalese living in the streets has increased significantly, says NRNA Portugal president Tilak Gare.
According to him, the Nepalese youth has reached the road due to wrong association and patience. The Nepali youth has reached the road due to wrong association and patience. ‘Friends come to Portugal with dreams that are much larger than real or to dream of an ambitious dream, but that kind of thinking and dream will not be fulfilled overnight, not just here and there.
He says, “The living of the streets has become a very complex problem in the Nepalese community. The solution has come as a challenge. ”
Why they sleep on the street?
In Nepal, while commig to abroad , borrowing with Sahu Mahajan has led to the great problem of entering Portugal. Distortions, wrong associations, addictions, ambitions and unfulfilled dreams break and break down, and life gets on the road, experts say.
Two youths from Pokhara and Kathmandu, who live on the busy streets of Portugal, shared their grief on condition of anonymity. “The dream was a big one. But I did not realize that I had come to the road while dreaming, “he says.” We have grown up in affluent families. But today, due to wrong associations and addictions, we have become a street raid.
They complain that they do not expect to go to Nepal to improve their family affection and environment. Psychologists also say that families get addicted if they don’t care for their offspring. Raj Chhetri, a psychologist, says the need to rescue Nepalese who are addicted to depression, unhealthy and unhappy.
Equally concerned authority
The Nepalese community and the unpaid consulate in Lisbon have become very serious towards the Nepalese living in the streets. The Embassy also has data sent to Nepal to assist those who are in trouble and want to return to Nepal. Makar Bahadur Hamal, the unpaid ambassador for Liswan, recommends that those who come to Portugal for their work do not dream big and stay in Kulat. He said he was trying his best to solve the problem and minimize it.
NRN, who arrived on the streets in the collective initiative of the Portugal, Nepalese society and unpaid consulate, can be rescued. Information about their condition can be returned to Nepal or sent to a correctional center, according to information. They can be solved by counseling, helpdesk operations, and coordination with the Charitable Association of Portugal.
30 thousand Nepalese in Portugal
The Nepalese, who have reached neighboring India, Malaysia, Qatar, Saudi and other countries for employment, have come to Portugal recently. Now Nepalese are coming to Portugal almost daily. It is also estimated that there are 30,000 Nepalese living in Portugal.
The number is increasing day by day, with red passports and convenient living conditions. According to experts, Nepalese attractions have also increased due to the employment of agriculture and restaurants. There are statistics on the number of Nepalese deaths in Portugal from 29 to the present time.
