Comparing consultancies for Australia in Nepal means weighing things that change fast. Australia received 14,372 No Objection Certificates in FY 2080/81, against 33,991 the year before, making it the number 3 destination for Nepali students. Australia fell from first place to third in a single year. In January 2026 it moved Nepal to Assessment Level 3, its high-risk banding under the Simplified Student Visa Framework, and refusal rates for Nepali higher-education applicants ran at roughly 65 to 69 per cent.
Any consultancy still advertising a 98 per cent visa success rate for Australia is describing a market that no longer exists, and visa guarantees are barred under the 2026 regulations.
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Australia received 14,372 No Objection Certificates in FY 2080/81, against 33,991 the year before, making it the number 3 destination for Nepali students.
Usually IELTS and PTE. Compare providers and fees on our test-centre finder.
Yes, for every destination. It costs NPR 2,000 and takes three to seven working days. Read the guide.