Study abroad with clearer, trusted guidance

Practical, source-backed guidance for Nepali and international students heading to the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia and beyond: from choosing a country and preparing your student visa to finding housing, managing money, working while you study and planning what comes after graduation.


Choose your destination

USA

F-1 visa, I-20, SEVIS, OPT.

Canada

Study permit, PAL/TAL, 24-hour work limit, PGWP.

United Kingdom

CAS, 28-day funds rule, Graduate visa.

Australia

Student visa 500, Genuine Student, 485 visa.

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Choose your stage

Planning to apply

Universities, I-20 and funding.

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Preparing for the visa

Documents and interview preparation.

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Arriving in the USA

Packing, first week and housing.

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Studying and working

Stay in status, work legally, manage money.

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Planning after graduation

Internships, CPT and OPT.

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Most useful guides

F-1 visa interview documents

Everything to carry to the embassy, in one checklist.

Financial documents for the F-1 visa

Bank balance, loans, sponsors and how to explain them.

CPT vs OPT

Who approves each, when you can use them, and common mistakes.

Maintain your F-1 status

Seven rules you must not break.

Housing and rental scams

Where to search and the red flags to watch for.

Student budget in the USA

A simple monthly plan you can set up in one evening.


Checklists you can use today


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Dated summaries of visa and immigration changes around the world, with links to official sources.


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