Can some one tell me how to contacts of Nepalese people in Jersey City, NJ. This will be lot of help. I need to locate an apartment for accommodation within the community.
Thanks

http://www.fonnj.org/

 

there are tons of neps in NJ..get in touch wth the site above.  They will help you

I tried that cite but it doesnt help that much... do u have better suggestion.

try
Nepali Young Professional in New York in Facebook. most of the folks in that group live in NY/NJ area.
it would be easy if you give some info on your background.

What exactly do you need help with? Your easiest option is to go to Indian market by Journal Square (Newark Avenue) where you will find tens of apartment advertisements. The closer you get to JSQ or Grove Street stations, the more expensive the units get. There's a big group of Nepali students at St. Peter's College in Jersey City but all of them live on campus and won't be of much help; the others are scattered to be of immediate help.  

I am from Nepal and I am 24 yrs old woman just got married and we came to NY couple of month ago. we are trying to find a room that we can share with in Jersey city. Studio/ single bedroom are a little expensive for us to afford. So, we are looking for Nepali roommates whom we can trust. Any kind of help would be appreciated.
Thanks

We live in Newark, NJ.

I work in NY so I have to go there everyday that is the main reason i am looking for room in jersey city. thank you for your concern

As somebody mentioned above, your best bet would be to go to the Indian market on Newark Avenue and look for fliers that are posted on the walls of the stores that advertise rooms for rent.   

Hi Kriti,

                 I do not know where you work in NYC. Actually i work in NYC and my commute is only 20 mins. If you are thinking of sharing apartment then you should look for Nepali living in Jackson Height. If you want to move to NJ then you definately need a car. As Riten said you can send an email and give a try.

Good luck

So, Do you drive to NY or you take public transportation?

There are "PATH" trains (just like NY subway) that run from Newark or Hoboken to reach 33rd St. or World Trade Center in Manhattan and the commute is really quick. Active members of FONNJ do not live around Jersey City, they all live in the suburbs. If you go to Indian Market by Journal Square (Newark Avenue), there are a lot of Nepali dais at Rasoi Indian restaurant and few didis at the local Beauty Parlors/Hair Salons. They will have a better idea. Good luck.