Its  very good decision armanicode . Australia offers many benefits over US of A. basically Australian university are ok with credit transfer but most credit sare from electives so you may still have to do core subjects .Also most of the time maximum credit transfer is about 8 subjects ( 1 year). You can apply in USA, no need to go to Nepal.You can still make documents ( ie financial and other document) from Nepal and apply in USA. Any question ? Just post here.

vname · Dec 29, 2010 4:44 PM

teha kuni future chaina na janu.

bimal_thapa_usa · Dec 29, 2010 5:50 PM

i have heard that you get paid like 18 bucks an hour even working in McDonald's in Aus. is that right? specially with their dollar catching up with us dollars, it's not bad at all..

kalopani · Dec 29, 2010 6:30 PM

Many many thanks, and yes I do still have some Queries. Do I have to get new financial documents or can I still use the previous ones. It is much better and safer to apply from here rather than going to nepal and doing the same. But where will I need to go for that?. US embassay/ Aus embassay or any consultancy or contact the Aus college straightly. UR reply is of great help for me. Thank you so much. Armani.

armanicode · Dec 29, 2010 6:30 PM

kalopani thats right buddy.their minimum wage is more than ours and as u said with the increase in their value, it not bad choice. another good thing is, students can work off campus like australians but the hours are limited to 20 per week. at least they dont limit international students to on campus work. bachelors degree is only 3 years and chances of PR are way easier and greater there.

kaji sahab · Dec 29, 2010 7:24 PM

Ya I think aus is much better for Nepali students one from aus to confirm that?

kalopani · Dec 29, 2010 8:30 PM

Its kinda sad that after years of schooling is the us most Nepali students end up to the paws of dhoti consultancies and no matter how much they boast to their friends they make about 22 dollars an hour.which is what a kfc worker would make in aus haha. Look at the jobs in acct finance they want five years of exp and they wanna pay 16 bucks an hour.

kalopani · Dec 29, 2010 8:33 PM

Yeah I can confirm that AUS is much better for Nepali students. I can proudly say that because I studied in AUS and now live in USA . Yeah 18 dollars is quite normal . Quite a few Nepalese(few thousand) work as a office cleaner and get average of 30$/Hour  .These days thousands of Nepalese work as a aged care worker and average is about 25/hour. MacDonald and KFC  pay about 17-18 /Hour . Average suburban cafe pays no less 15-16 dollars. //Do I have to get new financial documents or can I still use the previous ones.// Yes you have to make new one. Only SBI bank and NABIL are approved for Australia VISA . //It is much better and safer to apply from here rather than going to nepal and doing the same. But where will I need to go for that?. US embassay/ Aus embassay or any consultancy or contact the Aus college straightly.// 95% Students ( AUS has 500,000 Internation students compared to about 550,000 in US ) apply thru agents when applying for Australia Visa.But you can contact UNIVERSITIES directly first for offer letter and contact high commission or AUS embassy in DC  for visa processing .Please note its quite tricky to apply AUS  visa. Its better to apply in US cause there are overzealous visa officer in New Delhi and they will reject your visa for no reason. hope this helps

vname · Dec 29, 2010 10:03 PM

You guys talking about the pay in Australia how about the living expenses? Apartments, foods etc.

:-) · Dec 30, 2010 8:57 AM

thanks to all of you for checking out. I was kinda lost but hats off to you all for advising me in this one. "vname", could you pls enlighten me on your say " It's quite tricky to apply for Aus visa". thanks a lot again for your help guys.  

armanicode · Dec 30, 2010 8:22 PM

what I mean tricky is , its not like applying in USA . You put few lakhs rupees in bank and turn up for interview.You need XXX amount to apply for  A course but XXXX amount to B course, so you need to know this before you apply. All countries in world are divided in class, subclass and levels determined by citizenship.For NEPAL , If you are applying for bachelor degree you are level 3  but if you add diploma before your main course you become level 4, but if you ad English before bachelor you are still level 3.You can add multiple college, universities and english language provider and can still apply for single visa, but you need to know the above method. The difference is if you are level 3 you only show finance for 2 years, but if level 4, you show for 3 years. Also level 4 can be sponsored by your family only , for level 3 anyone can sponsor you. Hope this helps

vname · Dec 31, 2010 2:14 AM