Social activist and writer Navin Timilsina, currently residing in Portugal, regularly shares valuable information for Nepali individuals living in Portugal. Particularly, he provides advice on the necessary documents for female card applicants and emphasizes the importance of following the country’s laws and regulations.
He suggests that the application process for the family card has become more straightforward with the provision of services in the Nepali language. Timilsina encourages individuals to consult with Safe Nepal regarding any uncertainties and mentions that they can reach out to Safe Nepal at 808202653 by providing their email, card number, the applicant’s name, and date of birth. Timilsina also advises contacting Safe Nepal before applying to ensure a smooth process.
- Marriage certificate
- Birth certificate – In case of a child, based on their rights or when introducing oneself as a parent, provide a copy of your own birth certificate (Ensure there is no discrepancy, and your parents’ names are correctly mentioned in your birth certificate)
- A letter stating the consent for the spouse to bring only the child, in the case of a child born to a Nepali citizen in Nepal. (This is mandatory if one parent is residing in Nepal and the other in Portugal, and only the child is applying)
- If the parents are applying, and one of them is contemplating, then a receipt for the money sent to them should be kept in their name.
- Police report, which is sent from Nepal.
- Proof of relationship (Not compulsory)
- A copy of the person’s passport who is coming.
He further provides a list of basic documents required for family card applications, including residence card, work contract, three utility bills, income tax paper, ESI/TIN, declaration from the landlord, and bank balance.
Timilsina stresses the importance of understanding and following the rules and regulations, contributing to taxes, and exercising rights in areas like health and education. He highlights the significance of family members providing necessary documents and recommends submitting clear proof of family relationships, such as marriage and birth certificates.
In the end, Timilsina assures the readers that they can contact him for additional guidance and encourages them to be proactive in gathering required documents for a successful application process.
