For students from Nepal · Canada & Australia
Study abroad without guesswork, from shortlist to first day.
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Answer a few questions and get your personal timeline, document checklist and first-year budget. Free, and every rule links to its official source.
- Step 1Discover
- Step 2Prepare
- Step 3Apply
- Step 4Finance
- Step 5Visa
- Step 6Pre-departure
- Step 7Settle in
Your plan in three steps
Tell us about you
Destination, program, intake, English score and how you'll fund your studies. Takes about 2 minutes.
Get your plan
A dated timeline, a personal document checklist and a first-year budget in NPR.
Stay up to date
Tick off steps and track documents. When a rule that affects you changes, your plan tells you.
Built for the Nepal-to-abroad journey
A plan built for you
Your intake date, course level and funding decide every step and deadline, counted back week by week.
Nepal paperwork, covered
NOC, ward relationship letters, bank balance certificates, education loans, translations — what foreign sites never explain.
Real costs in NPR
What you'll actually spend in year one, and the separate amount you must show the visa officer.
One checklist, start to finish
Every document from passport to Tax File Number, tracked in one place.
Where do you want to study?
Most-read guides
Getting your No Objection Certificate (NOC)
Why Nepali banks need the NOC, when to apply, and what to prepare.
1 min readProof of funds from Nepal: what officers look for
How much to show, which documents prove it, and how to explain where the money came from.
1 min readWriting a statement of purpose that works
A clear structure, your real story, and the details visa officers look for.
1 min readIELTS, PTE or TOEFL: which test, and how to prepare
Pick the test that suits you, plan 6–10 weeks of study, and know the score you actually need.
1 min readCommon reasons for visa refusal, and how to avoid them
The patterns behind most refusals, and what to do if you are refused.
1 min readChoosing a consultancy safely, and avoiding scams
How to check an agent, what a good one does, and the warning signs of fraud.
1 min readHow we keep information accurate
Visa rules change several times a year. Every fee and requirement on Study Mala links to its official government source and shows the date we last checked it.
- ✓Official sources only: IRCC, Home Affairs, MoEST
- ✓Check dates shown on every fee and requirement
- ✓Alerts when a rule that affects your plan changes
- ✓Clear line between information and licensed advice
Common questions
How early should I start?
Ideally 9–12 months before your intake. That leaves time for English tests, applications, loans, the NOC and visa processing without rushing.
Do I need a consultancy?
No. Every step can be done yourself. If you use one, check their registration and never let them submit anything you haven't read.
What is the NOC and when do I need it?
The No Objection Certificate from Nepal's Ministry of Education lets your bank send tuition and living money abroad. Apply once you have your offer letter.
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