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1. Plemo says:

   25 February, 2012 at

   Hi, I want to attest my divorce letter in the consulate office but I was wondering whom should I contact and which location should I go to. Is it Remuera or the Tauranga?
   Please le t me know as soon as possible. Thank you

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   • Thulung says:

     27 February, 2012 at

     Hi Plemo,

     You need to contact Nepalese Consulate at the above info/contact details provided i.e.
     Peter Gibbs
     Phone: 07 5524324
     Mobile: 0274392312
     Email: pgibbs@xtra.co.nz

     NepaleseAbroad.com is just a info blog
     Hope it helps
     Thanks
     NepaleseAbroad.com

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2. Thulung says:

   31 January, 2011 at

   Hi Lisa,

   Thanks for visiting my blogsite.

   I am not sure about how thing works regarding you being allowed to practice in Nepal? As I am not sure as how many Chiropractic practitioner are there in Nepal? And not everyone will be aware of this profession. I think you might have to introduce yourself as a doctor who treats back pain, neck pain, leg pain etc. It may sound strange but true…

   I only can recommend you to the following:

   You could contact:
   Health Ministry:
   http://www.mohp.gov.np/english/home/index.php

   Nepal Medical Council:
   http://www.nmc.org.np/

   Association of medical doctors of Nepal (Asia) – Could be helpful
   http://www.amda.org.np/

   Why not try and contact Nepalese Consulate in Auckland and then Embassy in Australia?
   Nepalese Embassy Canberra, Australia:
   Website: http://www.necan.gov.np/ (BUT it could be DOWN with bandwidth limit exceeded – I know it’s bad ? )
   So I would say try the email: info@necan.gov.np

   Did you try Nepalese consulate in Auckland?
   Contact Officer
   Peter Gibbs
   Phone: 07 5524324
   Mobile: 0274392312
   Email: pgibbs@xtra.co.nz

   Maybe I don’t know but maybe you could be allowed to do your volunteer work if you provide your credentials like your New Zealand cairopractinor license and you are also a lecture in NZ? And it is also only for 10 days. But again good to confirm before you do so.

   Hope this helps, sorry this is all the info I can provide

   Enjoy your visit to Nepal
   Thanks
   NepaleseAbroad.com

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3. Dr. Lisa Baptista says:

   30 January, 2011 at

   Hi,

   I’m writing to request information or advise on rule/policies/licensure for Chiropractic Care in Nepal. I am a licensed chiropractor here in Auckland and currently am a full time lecturer at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic.

   I am going with a group of people on a holiday for 10 days and I would like to bring my chiropractic table to provide care for all those who are with me and participating. I will NOT be charging for care or setting up a practice. At the same time, I would like to donate my time and also provide chiropractic care to the people in Nepal where I’ll be staying in Kathmandu.

   Can you please advise me on how I may find information to assist me in this regard. Thank you for your time.

   Sincerely,

   Dr. Lisa Baptista
   Chiropractor

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