Interviewer instructions
<svar a="all" v="NP01A408"><span class="em">Column 9: Which citizenship do ____ have?</span><br /><div class="i1">[] 1. Nepali<br />[] 2. Indian<br />[] 3. Chinese<br />[] 4. Others</div><br /><br />A person who utilizes the nation's civil rights is denoted as a citizen. According to constitution, if the person has civil rights of a country, then the person is said to be a citizen of that country.<br /><br />Every person is a citizen of some country, but not everyone may have taken the certificate of citizenship. In Nepal, many people haven't taken the certificate of citizenship but they have their civil rights. <br /><br />According to citizenship, in Nepal people can be divided into two groups<br /><div class="i1">a) Nepali citizens<br />b) Foreign citizens (other country)</div><br />There is a provision for one person to be a citizen of only one country at a time. Foreign nationals have been living in Nepal for different objectives and work motives. Foreign Nationals included by the definition of the count should also be counted. To separate the identity of the country of each person, citizenship should be revealed. To reveal citizenship, inquire about a person's native country. While recording the citizenship of every individual, citizenship should be confirmed and marked. If there is doubt concerning the person stating Nepali citizenship, ask the question again regarding the year of issue of the citizenship. To specify citizenship: if Nepali 1 should be marked, if Indian 2 should be marked, if Chinese 3 should be marked. Besides these, if the individual belongs to some other country, then 4 should be marked and specified with the name of the country, like: Bangladeshi, Bhutanese, Afghan, Pakistani, German, American, etc.<br /></svar>
