Guides & resources
Everything from choosing a country to your first paycheck, written for students from Nepal. Every guide links to the official sources it is based on.
Fees, work rights and post-study options, side by side.
Every government and test portal you'll need, in one place.
CoE, PAL, GIC, OSHC, NOC… jargon explained in plain words.
Quick answers to the questions students ask most.
Canada or Australia? How to choose
Compare cost, intakes, work rights, post-study options and lifestyle before you commit.
Shortlisting programs and schools
Build a balanced list of 5–8 programs and avoid schools that hurt your visa chances.
IELTS, 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.
Writing a statement of purpose that works
A clear structure, your real story, and the details visa officers look for.
Proof 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.
Education loans from Nepali banks
How education loans work, what collateral banks ask for, and questions to ask before signing.
Getting your No Objection Certificate (NOC)
Why Nepali banks need the NOC, when to apply, and what to prepare.
Canada study permit, step by step
From letter of acceptance to arriving at the airport: the full Canadian process.
Australia student visa (subclass 500), step by step
From CoE to visa grant, plus the visa conditions you must follow once you arrive.
Australia's Genuine Student requirement, explained
What the GS questions ask, and how to answer them honestly with evidence.
Common reasons for visa refusal, and how to avoid them
The patterns behind most refusals, and what to do if you are refused.
Choosing a consultancy safely, and avoiding scams
How to check an agent, what a good one does, and the warning signs of fraud.
Finding accommodation safely
Your housing options, what they cost, and how to avoid rental scams.
Pre-departure checklist
Documents, money, packing and what to do in your last two weeks in Nepal.
Your first 30 days
Tax number, bank, phone, transport and health: set up in the right order.
Working while you study
How many hours you may work, your workplace rights, and the rules that protect your visa.
After graduation: post-study work and PR pathways
An overview of Canada's PGWP and Australia's subclass 485, and how to plan realistically.
Finding scholarships
Where scholarships for Nepali students actually come from, and how to apply for them.