Thousands of Bhutanese refugees in Nepal have been resettled in seven countries. These countries are USA, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Norway, Denmark and Canada. For the past 17 years, more than 1 lakhs Bhutanese refugees have been sheltered in eastern Nepal their eviction from their homes by the Bhutanese government, which introduced a law stripping them of their citizenship and civil rights because of their ancestry. According to UNHCR, Since March 2008, 6,200 Bhutanese refugees have been resettled and more are in the process of leaving the camps every week. Some Bhutanese people are happy to go abroad but some are sad. It is said that settling abroad is the vast conspiracy of Bhutan government to be protected from the rebel of displaced Bhutanese refugees. Migrating abroad is not the ultimate solution of the problem. Bhutan, India and Nepal government along with UN needs to take initiation to make return back to their homes for refugees and settle democratic environment for the public in Bhutan.