Dinesh Khadka

Honorary Consulate of Nepal for Auckland

Welcome to the official website of the Honorary Consulate of Nepal for the Auckland, Waikato and Northland Region of New Zealand. This website provides important information for the Nepalese and wider communities residing in Auckland, Waikato and Northland region, rendered by the Honorary Consulate
and delivers consular services for these areas.
As an official representative of Nepal in New Zealand, the Consulate aims to build and establish a strong network for the Auckland, Waikato and Northland Region of New Zealand, and provide numerous services and needs to cater for the Nepalese communities with regards to their stay in New Zealand and provide VISA services to wider communities and travelers to Nepal.
The strong relationship between New Zealand and Nepal is evident not just historically but on an economic and cultural scale as well. Therefore, the office will also provide information about Nepal and New Zealand derived from key principles consisting of Trade and Investment, Language and culture & tourism.
Mr Dinesh Khadka was appointed by the Government of Nepal as the Present Honorary Consulate of Nepal for Auckland, Waikato and Northland region on 27th July 2022.

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Our country our pride

Nepal with rich ancient cultures set against the most dramatic scenery in the world is a land of discovery and unique experience. For broad minded individuals who value an experience that is authentic and mesmerizing, Nepal is the ideal destination. Come and revel in the untouched and the undiscovered and uncover yourself. It is unsurpassed that the sheer diversity Nepal boasts, from steamy jungle and Terai to the icy peaks of the world’s highest mountains means that the range of activities on offer. Trekking, mountaineering, rafting in spectacular scenery are just three things Nepal is famous for. Activities as diverse…

Consulate appointed

Mr Dinesh Khadka was appointed by the Government of Nepal as the Present Honorary Consulate of Nepal for Auckland, Waikato and Northland region on 27th July 2022.

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Dear Dr. Roshan Khadka and the Executive Committee Team,On behalf of the Honorary Consul of Nepal to Auckland, New Zealand, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to you on your recent election. Your dedication and commitment to serving our community are truly commendable.Under the esteemed leadership of Dr Roshan Khadka, we are confident that NZNS will continue to thrive and make significant strides in supporting Nepalese individuals and families, while also preserving and promoting our rich Nepalese culture and heritage. Your collective efforts and vision will undoubtedly strengthen the bonds within our community and enhance our cultural footprint in New Zealand.As you embark on this new journey, please know that you have our full support and best wishes. We look forward to seeing the positive impact of your initiatives and collaborating with you to achieve our shared goals.Once again, congratulations to each member of the Executive Committee. May your tenure be filled with success and fulfilment.President: Dr Roshan Khadka Vice President: Dr Sushila BhattaraiSecretary: Dr Yagya Raj PantJoint Secretary: Shishir MallaTreasurer: Bibek KandelMember: Actor RaiMember: Kabita DulalMember: Rizma PradhanMember: Vishant Chettri

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In Nepal, today holds a special significance as we celebrate the hardworking farmers on Asar 15 of the Nepali Calendar. This day, known as 'Ropain', marks the beginning of the rice planting season, a crucial time when our farmers tirelessly cultivate the fields that sustain our nation.Nepal's agricultural traditions are deeply intertwined with our cultural heritage. Asar 15 symbolises the onset of monsoon and the planting of rice and reflects our profound respect for the land and its bounty. It's a time when communities come together to support each other, showcasing the spirit of unity and cooperation that defines Nepalese society.Let's take a moment to honour the dedication of our farmers whose hard work ensures that we have food on our tables throughout the year. By participating in rice planting activities and embracing our agricultural roots, we not only celebrate our cultural heritage but also contribute to the sustainability of our agricultural practices.Happy Asar 15 to all, as we celebrate Nepalese culture's richness and our farmers' enduring spirit!"🌾❤️ #ThankYouFarmers #Asar15 #NepaleseTradition

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