Bhutan Issues Rules Permitting Intercountry Adoption

By on 9-21-2015 in Bhutan, International Adoption

Bhutan Issues Rules Permitting Intercountry Adoption

According to DOS here:”Notice: Bhutan Issues Rules Permitting Intercountry Adoption

On August 28, 2015, the Royal Bhutanese Embassy in New Delhi, India informed the U.S. Central Authority that the Government of Bhutan has ended its suspension on intercountry adoption. Bhutan passed the Child Adoption Act in 2012 and the Child Adoption Rules and Regulations 2015 entered into force on January 1, 2015. U.S. citizens may apply to adopt a Bhutanese orphan if suitable Bhutanese prospective adoptive parents cannot be found within Bhutan.  For more information about Bhutan’s adoption regulations, please refer to the National Commission for Women and Children website. Please continue to monitor travel.state.gov for updates to the Country Information Sheet for Bhutan.

If you have any questions regarding this notice, please do not hesitate to e-mail us at adoption@state.gov.

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One Comment

  1. Bhutan is a Buddhist country with no history of Christian privilege; the inevitable conflict with entitled Rescue Adopters ought to be interesting. Proselytism under false pretexts is a crime in Bhutan.

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