Study in Australia from Nepal
Top-ranked universities, a great lifestyle and strong student support.
- Main intakes
- Feb · Jul · Nov*
- Visa type
- Student (Subclass 500)
- English tests
- IELTS · PTE · TOEFL
- Work while studying
- Part-time allowed
Why study in Australia?
Australia offers internationally ranked universities, excellent vocational institutes and a high quality of life. From choosing your course to preparing your Genuine Student (GS) statement and financial documents, our counsellors guide you through every step of the student visa (subclass 500) process.
Globally ranked universities
Several Australian universities are among the world’s best.
Quality & regulation
Strong protections for international students under the ESOS framework.
Lifestyle
Safe cities, great weather and a large Nepali student community.
Post-study work
Eligible graduates can apply for a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485).
Popular courses
- Nursing & Health Sciences
- Information Technology & Data
- Accounting & Business
- Engineering
- Hospitality & Cookery
- Social Work & Early Childhood
Intakes
- February (main intake)
- July (second major intake)
- November (selected institutions)
Work rights
- Limited work hours per fortnight during study periods
- Unlimited hours during official course breaks
- Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) for eligible graduates
Entry requirements
- Academic transcripts meeting course entry requirements
- IELTS / PTE / TOEFL score as required by the institution
- Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
- Genuine Student (GS) requirement responses
- Evidence of sufficient funds
- Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
Plan your budget
| Vocational (VET) tuition (per year) | AUD 10,000 – 22,000 |
|---|---|
| Bachelor’s tuition (per year) | AUD 25,000 – 45,000 |
| Living cost requirement | Set by Home Affairs — ask us for the current figure |
Figures are indicative only. Fees, fund requirements and visa rules change frequently — contact us for the latest information for your chosen institution.
Documents checklist
- Valid passport
- Academic documents
- English test results
- Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
- Financial & sponsor documents
- GS statement
- OSHC policy
- Health & character checks
Studying in Australia: common questions
What is the Genuine Student (GS) requirement?
It assesses whether you genuinely intend to study in Australia. Clear, honest answers about your study plans, background and circumstances are essential — we help you prepare them.
Can I include my family in my student visa?
Eligible family members may be included as dependants. Additional funds and documents are required. Contact us to check your case.
Which is better — university or vocational course?
It depends on your academic background, career goals and budget. We compare options with you in a free counselling session.
Enquire about Australia
Fill in your details and our counsellor will contact you shortly.
Start your Australia application today
Book a free counselling session at our Maharajgunj office or talk to us on WhatsApp today.