Pr Wala Uncle is built by a student studying abroad, designed especially for students who dream of studying in the United States or anywhere else in the world. We understand the challenges because we have faced them ourselves – from the stress of visa interviews to finding housing and adjusting to a new life overseas.
What We Do
Our platform makes the complicated process of studying abroad simpler and more connected. Here you’ll find:
- Visa Guidance: Easy-to-follow steps for U.S. student visas, from application to interviews.
- Study Abroad Resources: University selection tips, scholarship information, and advice on adjusting to student life abroad.
- PR & Immigration Insights: Clear information about Green Card and permanent residency options after graduation.
- Student Community: A place to share experiences, ask questions, and connect with others on the same journey.
What You Can Do Here
Pr Wala Uncle is more than just a guide — it’s a student-driven community where you can:
- Join discussions in groups and forums on visas, universities, and student life.
- Share posts, photos, and updates from your journey abroad.
- Find or list student housing, rooms, or properties for rent.
- Get and give advice, learning from real experiences of students worldwide.
- Stay updated on latest visa rules, immigration policies, and study abroad news.
Our Mission
Our goal is to make studying abroad and settling in the U.S. easier, clearer, and less lonely. We want every student — whether from Nepal or anywhere else — to have access to guidance, resources, and a supportive community.
Pr Wala Uncle is here because we know the journey firsthand. This is a platform made by a student abroad, for students who are ready to take the same path.
Independent, source-backed and free
PR Wala Uncle is independent educational publishing for Nepali students and families planning to study in the USA, Canada, the UK and Australia. We are not a government office, a law firm or a registered migration agent, and we cannot promise a visa, a job or permanent residency. Nothing on this site is legal or immigration advice.
- Sources: our guides link to the official government pages they rely on, and we are adding a “last checked” date to each one as we review it.
- Tools: our free calculators show the rules they use and when those rules were checked. They do not store what you type.
- Mistakes: rules change often. If you spot an error, tell us and we will fix it under our corrections policy.
- How we write: read our editorial policy and disclaimer.
For advice about your own case, speak to your university’s international office, a licensed immigration lawyer, or a registered migration agent in the country you are applying to.