| Total population | |
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| 2,500[1] | |
| Regions with significant populations | |
| Milan · Rome · Venice · Pisa · Bologna | |
| Languages | |
| Italian · Nepali | |
| Religion | |
| Hinduism · Buddhism | |
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| Non Resident Nepali |
There is a small community ofNepalis in Italy consisting mainly of immigrants and expatriates fromNepal.
It is currently estimated that there are as many as 2,500 Nepalis currently living inItaly and their number is increasing. There has been increase in the number of Nepalese arriving in Italy with different motives and objectives during the last few years.[2] There are also many Nepalis coming to Italy from otherEuropean countries. Most Nepalis in Italy work in private sector factories and restaurants but some of them have also started their own business like small shops and Nepalese restaurants. There are also a few involved in academic works like research and teaching.
TheNRNA-NCC of Italy was officially launched in a meeting of a large number of Nepalis organized inMilan on March 23, 2008. The participants of the meeting include delegates representing Nepalis residing in various regions of Italy as well as a number of different Nepali associations in the country.
Among the participants represented were: "Nepali Association of Italy (NAI)" inVenice, "Nepali Samaj" inPisa (NSP), "Nepali Association of Rome in Italy" inRome (NARI), "Nepal Miteri Munch" inMilan (NMM) and the Nepalese communities ofBologna,Mantua,Varese,Brescia andCrema.
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