Prasthan means departure. Since 2014 we've helped 10,500+ Nepali students leave for Australia and Europe, starting from one office in New Baneshwor.
What we care about isn't how many files we sign. It's how many of you actually land, enrol and settle in. So we check every college before we recommend it, put every fee in writing, and keep picking up your calls after the visa is stamped.
Last year a student came to us with Rs 6 lakh, no IELTS and an eight-week deadline for Australia. Two consultancies had already said yes. We said not yet: his money file wouldn't pass, and a refusal would have cost his family about Rs 2.65 lakh in government fees alone. Nine months later he came back with a 6.5 in IELTS and a sponsor, and left for Finland that autumn.