NRNA was founded on 11 October 2003 to unite the Nepali diaspora under one umbrella. Over the past 20 years, it has grown into a global non-governmental organization with National Coordination Councils in 88 countries, representing the interests and commitments of Nepalis worldwide. No matter where Nepalis go or what nationality we adopt, we never forget the land that defines our identity and soul. We celebrate Nepal’s successes and share in her struggles. Guided by the belief that “once a Nepali, always a Nepali,” NRNA channels the energy and resources of the diaspora toward the transformation of Nepali society. Recognizing the vital role of its diaspora, the Government of Nepal granted legal status to NRNs through the Non-Resident Nepali Act 2064. Today, NRNA represents Nepali interests globally as a strong, united network of people of Nepali origin living beyond SAARC countries.
The Strategic Goals of NRNA is to unite and bring Nepali residing all over the world under one umbrella; protect and promote their interest in and outside Nepal and utilize their potentials and resources for the welfare of Nepal. To achieve these objectives the association shall conduct the following activities:
The Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) is officially registered as a global organization representing the interests, identity, and unity of Nepalis living abroad. The Certificate of Registration authenticates NRNA’s legal status and recognition, ensuring its operations are legitimate and accountable. This certificate reflects NRNA’s commitment to working transparently with governments, institutions, and communities worldwide, while safeguarding the rights and welfare of the Nepali diaspora. It stands as a mark of trust, credibility, and dedication towards building stronger connections between Nepal and Nepalis across the globe.
From visionary leaders to dedicated volunteers, our team is united by one mission—serving Nepalis worldwide. At the core of NRNA is a team of passionate individuals who believe in the power of unity and community. From visionary leaders shaping our direction to dedicated volunteers working tirelessly on the ground, each member brings unique skills, experiences, and a shared commitment to connecting Nepalis across the globe. Together, they turn ideas into action, challenges into opportunities, and dreams into reality—making NRNA not just an organization, but a family working for a common purpose.
Meet Our Execute Committee