Please clarify a doubt on Foreign Residence!

[Guest guest]

Dear Guru's and Members,

 

Namaste,

 

I have learned the following rules on foreign travel

and residency:

 

1. Venus is the significator for travel/journeys.

2. Long journeys are seen from the 9th house and the

12th house is for foreign residence, as 12th is

4th from 9th.

3. Saturn is the karaka for the 12th house and foreign

stay/residence

 

I need your help in understanding the following:

 

1. How long one will stay away from the own country.

2. Please let me know, how to find out one who was

a Citizen of a "Country-A" before and now the

native is a Citizen of "Country-B".

3. Also how to see whether the native has dual

citizenship, which is citizen of "Country-A"

and "Country-B".

 

Thanks for your help in advance.

 

Regards

Rao

[Guest guest]

Hello

 

Rahu also imp in terms of foreign travel and

residency. And how strong the 4th and the 4th house

affilation are usually used to decide the permanant

residency.

 

In My chart its difficult as My profession indicates

foreign job but in my both D1- And D9 4th lord is in

4th own house and Rahu sitting in 4th house in both D1

and D9. I am finding it difficult to judge in foreign

residency view point.

 

14 Nov 1972

4.22 am

Pune India

 

Can somebody put the view..

 

KPK

--- Rao Nemani <raonemani wrote:

> Dear Guru's and Members,

>

> Namaste,

>

> I have learned the following rules on foreign travel

>

> and residency:

>

> 1. Venus is the significator for travel/journeys.

> 2. Long journeys are seen from the 9th house and the

>

> 12th house is for foreign residence, as 12th is

> 4th from 9th.

> 3. Saturn is the karaka for the 12th house and

> foreign

> stay/residence

>

> I need your help in understanding the following:

>

> 1. How long one will stay away from the own country.

>

> 2. Please let me know, how to find out one who was

> a Citizen of a "Country-A" before and now the

> native

> is a Citizen of "Country-B".

> 3. Also how to see whether the native has dual

> citizenship,

> which is citizen of "Country-A" and "Country-B".

>

> Thanks for your help in advance.

>

> Regards

> Rao

>

>

 

 

 

 

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