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We cover Australia and 9 European countries, and nothing else. For most Nepali students, the cheapest strong options are Germany (public universities) and Cyprus, the most work hours are in Australia, and the longest stay after study is Australia's 2 to 3 years. The table below puts all 10 side by side.
Our 10 countries
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First-year cost includes tuition, living costs, visa and flight, before part-time income. Each country page has the full breakdown and the exchange rate used (Nepal Rastra Bank, 18 October 2026).
| Country | First-year cost | Money to show for living | Work in term | Stay after study | Our approval rate FY 2025/26 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | Rs 66 to 84 lakh | AUD 29,710 a year + tuition | 48 hours a fortnight | 2 to 3 years | 91.4% |
| UK | Rs 55 to 85 lakh (1-year master's) | £1,171 a month (£1,529 London), 9 months | 20 hours a week | 2 years if applied by 31 Dec 2026; then 18 months | 91.1% |
| Germany | Rs 25 to 30 lakh (public) | €11,904 blocked account | 140 full days a year | 18 months | 92.7% |
| Finland | Rs 25 to 40 lakh | €9,600 a year | 30 hours a week (average) | Up to 2 years | 95.7% |
| Sweden | Rs 30 to 45 lakh | SEK 10,656 a month | 15 hours a week (new permits) | Up to 12 months | 93.4% |
| Denmark | Rs 33 to 50 lakh | DKK 7,426 a month | 20 hours a week | Establishment card | 92.2% |
| Norway | Rs 45 to 63 lakh | NOK 170,368 (2026/27) | 20 hours a week | Up to 1 year | 90.9% |
| Netherlands | Rs 38 to 62 lakh | €1,130.77 a month | 16 hours a week | 12 months | 94.8% |
| Belgium | Rs 31 to 45 lakh | €1,062 a month | 20 hours a week | 12 months | 93.5% |
| Cyprus | Rs 22 to 37 lakh | Set in your entry permit papers | Limited, set sectors | Employer permit only | 96.4% |
Our courses guide compares the fields Nepali students choose most. Or skip the reading: a free counselling call puts your marks, budget and plans against all 10 countries, and we tell you which ones fit.
We only cover countries we know inside out. Each page has the real cost in rupees, the work rules, every step and every fee, and students who went there with us.
Our most popular destination. Strong in nursing, IT, engineering and business, with a Graduate visa after you finish.
English-taught master's in engineering, design and sustainability. One central application covers most universities.
Permit to stay and look for work after study
Study in Sweden: cost and process
Lower tuition than the UK or Australia, and most universities offer scholarships to non-EU students.
Residence permit to look for work after you graduate
Study in Finland: cost and process
Public universities charge little or no tuition. Engineering and computer science are the strongest fit.
Blocked account of €11,904 a year
Study in Germany: cost and process
Small classes and project-based teaching. Good for engineering, IT and business master's.
Part-time work allowed while you study
Study in Denmark: cost and process
Strong in marine science, energy and engineering. Public universities now charge non-EU tuition, so plan the full cost.
Part-time work allowed while you study
Study in Norway: cost and process
A wide choice of English-taught bachelor's and master's, from business to engineering.
A search year to find work after you graduate
Study in the Netherlands: cost and process
Lower tuition than most of Western Europe at public universities, with English-taught master's in several cities.
Part-time work allowed while you study
Study in Belgium: cost and process
One-year master's degrees, so you finish faster and pay for fewer months of rent.
2-year Graduate visa if you apply by 31 Dec 2026
Study in the UK: cost and process
Lower living costs and English-taught degrees. A practical option when your budget is tight.
English is widely used day to day
Study in Cyprus: cost and processThere isn't one best country. For a big job market and the longest post-study stay, Australia. For low tuition, Germany. For scholarships, Finland. For the lowest total cost, Cyprus. The right one depends on your money, marks, English and plans.
Among the countries we cover, Cyprus (about Rs 22 lakh to Rs 37 lakh for the first year) and Germany at a public university (about Rs 25 lakh to Rs 30 lakh).
Australia: 48 hours a fortnight in term and unlimited in breaks. Finland allows 30 hours a week on average. Sweden cut its limit to 15 hours a week for permits granted from 11 June 2026.
Australia (2 to 3 years), the UK (2 years if you apply by 31 December 2026), Germany (18 months), Finland (up to 2 years), the Netherlands and Belgium (12 months), Sweden (up to 12 months), Norway (up to 1 year) and Denmark (establishment card). Cyprus doesn't have a general one.
Yes, and it's often smart. Keep both files moving and compare offers on the same sheet. Sarina applied to Denmark and the Netherlands and chose with the numbers side by side.
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