Study Abroad

United State of America - USA

Research and Choose a University/Program

• Program Selection: Decide on a course of study (undergraduate, graduate, or PhD programs) and research accredited US universities that offer your program.
• Requirements:
  • • Academic qualifications (high school for undergrad, bachelor’s degree for graduate programs).
    • Standardized test scores (e.g., SAT/ACT for undergraduate, GRE/GMAT for graduate programs).
    • English proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent.

Apply to Universities

• Prepare the Application:
  • Academic transcripts and certificates.
  • Academic transcripts and certificates.
  • English proficiency test scores (TOEFL, IELTS, etc.).
  • Letters of recommendation.
  • Personal statement/Statement of Purpose.
  • CV/Resume.
  • Application fees.
• University Deadlines: Application deadlines vary by university, so apply early (usually 6-12 months before your intended start date).
• Receive Admission (I-20 Form): Once accepted, the university will send you a Form I-20, which is required for the visa application.

3. Financial Documentation

• Proof of Funds: You must show you can cover the tuition and living expenses for at least one year. This includes:
• • Bank statements showing sufficient funds.

• • Scholarship or financial aid documents (if applicable).
  • Sponsor’s letter (if a family member or guardian is sponsoring).
  • Other financial guarantees (fixed deposits, property, etc.).

4. Pay the SEVIS Fee

• SEVIS I-901 Fee: Before applying for the visa, you must pay the SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) fee online. The SEVIS fee is usually around $350 for F-1 students.
• Keep the SEVIS fee payment receipt, as it is required for your visa interview.

5. Apply for an F-1 Visa

• Step A: Fill Out Form DS-160
  • Complete the DS-160 form online. This is the non-immigrant visa application form.
  • You’ll need to upload a recent passport-size photo.
  • After submission, you will receive a DS-160 confirmation page with a barcode.
• Step B: Pay the Visa Application Fee
  • The visa application fee is $185 (this may vary slightly).
  • This fee is non-refundable, and you need the receipt for your visa interview.
• Step C: Schedule a Visa Interview
  • Book an appointment for the visa interview at the US Embassy in Kathmandu or a US consulate.
  • The earliest you can apply for the visa is 120 days before your program start date.

6. Prepare for the Visa Interview

• Documents to Carry:
  • Form I-20 issued by the US University.
  • DS-160 confirmation page.
  • Passport (valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay).
  • SEVIS fee receipt.
  • Visa application fee receipt.
  • Financial proof: Bank statements, sponsor letters, and other financial documents.
  • Academic transcripts and certificates.
  • Standardized test scores (SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.).
  • Passport-size photographs.
  • Visa appointment confirmation page.
• Interview Tips:
  • Be clear about your study plans and why you chose the USA.
  • Be honest and confident about your financial backing.
  • Explain how your study in the USA fits into your career plans.
  • Avoid giving the impression that you intend to stay in the USA permanently.

7. Attend the Visa Interview

• Visa Interview Process:
  • The visa officer will ask about your academic background, financial capability, and future plans.
  • Common questions include why you chose the university, how you will finance your education, and what you plan to do after completing your studies.
  • If your visa is approved, your passport will be taken for visa stamping and returned within a few days.

8. Post-Visa Approval

• Plan You’re Arrival: You can enter the USA 30 days before your program start date as per the I-20.
• Book Accommodation: Ensure you have housing, either on-campus or off-campus.
• Purchase Health Insurance: Most US universities require students to have health insurance.

9. Travel to the USA

• Carry Important Documents:
  • Passport with your F-1 visa.
  • Form I-20.
  • Financial proof and admission letters.
  • Health insurance documents.
• At US Customs/Immigration:
  • You will be required to show your documents (passport, I-20, visa).
  • You will receive an I-94 form (arrival and departure record).

10. Post-Arrival Steps

• Check-in at Your University: Report to your university’s international student office.
• Apply for a Social Security Number (SSN): If you plan to work on-campus.
• Open a Bank Account: Open a US bank account to manage your finances.
• Apply for a Driver’s License: If you plan to drive, apply for a driver’s license or get a state ID.

Work and Study on an F-1 Visa

• On-campus Work: F-1 students can work up to 20 hours per week during semesters and 40 hours per week during breaks.
• Optional Practical Training (OPT): After completing your degree, you are eligible for 12 months of OPT (extended to 36 months for STEM students).

Additional Considerations for Nepalese Students

• Cultural Adjustment: Familiarize yourself with the cultural and social aspects of living in the USA.
• Student Communities: Engage with Nepalese student groups for support and networking.
• Stay in Touch: Regularly communicate with your university’s international office for visa status updates and requirements.

Canada

1. Research and Choose a University/Program

• Program Selection: Choose an academic program that suits your interests (undergraduate, graduate, diploma, or certificate programs).
• Designated Learning Institution (DLI): Ensure the institution you are applying to is a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), which is a requirement for the visa.
• Language Proficiency:
  • For English: IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE.
  • For French (in Quebec or bilingual institutions): TEF, TCF, or DELF.

2. Apply to Canadian Universities

• Prepare the Application:
  • Academic transcripts and certificates.
  • English/French language proficiency test scores.
  • Letters of recommendation.
  • Statement of Purpose/Personal statement.
  • CV/Resume (for graduate programs).
  • Application fees.
• University Deadlines: Application deadlines vary by university, but it’s advisable to apply at least 8-12 months in advance of your intended start date.
• Receive Admission (Letter of Acceptance): Once you are accepted, the university will issue a Letter of Acceptance, which is required for your Study Permit application.

3. Prepare Financial Documents

• Proof of Funds: You must prove you can financially support your studies and living expenses in Canada.
  • Minimum Funds: The amount typically required is CAD 10,000 per year, plus tuition fees.
  • Financial documents include:
    • Bank statements (at least 4-6 months).
    • Scholarship or financial aid documents (if applicable).
    • Proof of paid tuition and accommodation fees.
    • Sponsorship letter (if a family member is sponsoring).

4. Apply for a Study Permit (Student Visa)

Once you receive the Letter of Acceptance, you can apply for a Study Permit.

A. Gather Required Documents

• Letter of Acceptance: From the DLI (Designated Learning Institution).
• Proof of Identity: Valid passport.
• Proof of Financial Support: Bank statements, financial support documents, etc.
• Visa Application Form: Fill out the IMM 1294 (Application for a Study Permit).
• Passport-sized photographs.
• Medical Examination: A medical exam is required if you intend to stay in Canada for more than six months. You must visit a doctor listed on the Panel of Physicians approved by Immigration Canada.
• Police Clearance Certificate: Proof of a clean criminal record may be required.

B. Apply Online or Paper

• Online Application:
  • Create an account on the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website.
  • Fill out the Study Permit application form (IMM 1294).
  • Upload the required documents.
  • Pay the application fee (CAD 150).
• Paper Application (if needed):
  • Submit the application to the Visa Application Centre (VAC) in Nepal.

C. Biometrics

• After submitting your application, you will receive a letter requesting you to provide biometrics (fingerprints and photograph).
  • Biometrics Fee: CAD 85.
  • Biometrics can be given at the Visa Application Centre (VAC).

D. Pay the Tuition Deposit

• Some Canadian institutions may require you to pay a deposit to secure your admission. Keep the receipt of payment for the visa application.

E. Visa Processing Time

• It usually takes 8-12 weeks for the Study Permit to be processed. Processing time may vary depending on the visa office and application volume.

5. Pre-Departure Preparation

A. Apply for a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or eTA

• Most Nepalese students will also need a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) to enter Canada.
• If your Study Permit is approved, the TRV will automatically be issued.
• For some students (from visa-exempt countries), an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) will be issued instead.

B. Purchase Health Insurance

• Health insurance is mandatory in Canada. In some provinces, students must purchase private health insurance, while others may be covered by provincial healthcare plans.

C. Book Accommodation

• Make sure to arrange your housing before departure, either on-campus or off-campus.

6. Arrival in Canada

• Carry Important Documents:
  • Passport with a valid Study Permit.
  • Letter of Acceptance from the university.
  • Proof of financial support.
  • Medical exam results (if applicable).
  • Proof of accommodation (if applicable).

A. Immigration at Port of Entry

• Upon arrival, present your passport, Study Permit approval letter, and other relevant documents to the immigration officer.
• You will receive your Study Permit upon entering Canada.

7. Post-Arrival Formalities

A. Obtain a Social Insurance Number (SIN)

• If you plan to work while studying (on-campus or off-campus), you will need a Social Insurance Number (SIN), which you can apply for after arriving.

B. Open a Canadian Bank Account

• Opening a bank account will help you manage finances while studying.

C. Apply for a Health Card (if applicable)

• Depending on the province, you may need to apply for a provincial health insurance card.

D. Familiarize Yourself with Canadian Study Policies

• International students can work 20 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during breaks under the Study Permit.

Work Opportunities While Studying

• On-Campus Work: You can work on-campus without a work permit.
• Off-Campus Work: You can work off-campus for up to 20 hours a week during regular academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks (e.g., summer or winter holidays).

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)

• After graduation, you can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), which allows you to work in Canada for a period equivalent to your program length (up to a maximum of 3 years).

Additional Tips for Nepalese Students

• Weather Adjustment: Canada has cold winters, so prepare for the climate.
• Nepalese Communities: Connect with Nepalese student associations for support and networking.
• Stay Informed: Regularly check immigration policies, as they may change.

Australia

1. Research and Choose a University/Program

• Select a Course: Choose a program (undergraduate, postgraduate, vocational, etc.) that aligns with your academic interests and career goals.
• Registered University (CRICOS): Ensure the institution you are applying to is registered with CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students), which is a requirement for the visa.
• Language Proficiency:
  • For English: IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE is generally required.
  • Some institutions may accept students without IELTS if they meet certain criteria (e.g., previous education in English).

2. Apply to Australian Universities

• Prepare the Application:
  • Academic transcripts and certificates.
  • English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or equivalent).
  • Statement of Purpose (SOP): Explaining why you want to study in Australia.
  • Letters of Recommendation (for some courses).
• University Deadlines: It’s advisable to apply at least 6-9 months in advance of your intended start date.
• Receive an Offer Letter: Once your application is accepted, you will receive either a conditional or unconditional offer letter.

3. Pay the Tuition Deposit

• Accept the Offer: If you receive an unconditional offer, accept it by paying the required tuition deposit.
• Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE): After paying the deposit, the institution will issue you a CoE (Confirmation of Enrolment), which is mandatory for the visa application.

4. Prepare Financial Documents

• Proof of Financial Capacity: You must demonstrate that you can cover your tuition fees, living expenses, and other costs for the duration of your stay in Australia.
  • Living costs are estimated at AUD 24,505 per year (additional funds for dependents).
  • Financial documents include:
    • Bank statements (minimum 3 months).
    • Education loan documents (if applicable).
    • Proof of paid tuition and accommodation (if pre-paid).
    • Sponsorship letter (if someone else is funding you).

5. Get Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

• Mandatory Health Insurance: You are required to purchase Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) to cover your health care while studying in Australia.
  • The OSHC must be valid for the entire duration of your stay.

6. Apply for an Australian Student Visa (Subclass 500)

The student visa (Subclass 500) allows you to study in Australia for the duration of your course.

A. Gather Required Documents

• Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
• Valid Passport.
• Financial Evidence: Proof of funds to cover tuition and living expenses.
• English Proficiency Test Scores: IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or equivalent.
• OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover): Proof of purchase.
• Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) Statement: A personal statement explaining your intention to study in Australia temporarily and return to Nepal after your studies.
• Health Requirement: You may need to undergo a medical examination by a panel doctor approved by the Australian immigration authorities.
• Character Requirement: Provide a police clearance certificate.

B. Complete the Visa Application Online

• Create an ImmiAccount on the Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs website.
• Fill out the Student Visa (Subclass 500) application form.
• Upload the required documents.
• Pay the visa fee: The application fee is approximately AUD 650.

C. Biometrics and Health Check

• After submitting your visa application, you will receive instructions to:
  • Submit Biometrics: Provide fingerprints and photographs at a Visa Application Centre (VAC).
  • Complete a Medical Examination (if required).

D. Visa Processing Time

• The processing time for the Subclass 500 visa is typically 4-6 weeks, though it can vary depending on the application volume and other factors.

7. Receive Your Visa

• If approved, you will receive your student visa (Subclass 500), allowing you to enter Australia.

8. Pre-Departure Preparation

• Accommodation: Arrange for your housing (on-campus or off-campus) before you arrive.
• Flight Tickets: Once your visa is granted, you can book your flight to Australia.
• Packing: Prepare for the Australian climate and pack necessary documents and items.

9. Arrival in Australia

• Documents to Carry:
  • Passport with visa.
  • Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
  • Proof of OSHC.
  • Financial documents (proof of funds).
  • Address of your accommodation.

A. Immigration at the Airport

• Upon arrival, present your passport, visa, and required documents to Australian immigration authorities.

B. Attend Orientation

• Most universities offer an orientation program to help international students adjust to life in Australia.

10. Post-Arrival Formalities

A. Open a Bank Account

• Open an Australian bank account to manage your finances while studying.

B. Obtain a Tax File Number (TFN)

• If you plan to work while studying, you’ll need a Tax File Number (TFN), which you can apply for online through the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

C. Register with a GP (General Practitioner)

• As a student with OSHC, you will be able to access healthcare services. Register with a GP in your local area.

Work Opportunities for International Students

• Work Hour Limits: As a student visa holder, you are allowed to work up to 48 hours per fortnight (part-time) during your course and unlimited hours during course breaks.

Post-Study Work Options (Temporary Graduate Visa – Subclass 485)

• Temporary Graduate Visa: After completing your studies, you may be eligible to apply for a Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485), which allows you to stay in Australia and work for up to 2-4 years, depending on your qualifications.

Additional Tips for Nepalese Students

• Living Costs: Australia has a high cost of living, especially in cities like Sydney and Melbourne, so budget accordingly.
• Cultural Adjustment: Australia has a diverse and welcoming environment. Engage with local and Nepalese student communities for support.
• Stay Informed: Keep up to date with Australian visa rules and regulations.

United Kingdom - UK

1. Research and Choose a University/Program

• Select a Course: Choose an academic program that suits your interests (undergraduate, postgraduate, or diploma).
• Ensure the Institution is registered: Verify that the university or college you’re applying to is a licensed Student Visa sponsor in the UK.
• Language Proficiency:
  • IELTS is the most common requirement (or an equivalent test like TOEFL).
  • Some universities may waive IELTS if your previous education was in English.

2. Apply to UK Universities

• Prepare the Application:
  • Academic transcripts and certificates.
  • English language proficiency: IELTS or equivalent score.
  • Statement of Purpose (why you want to study in the UK, career goals, etc.).
  • Letters of Recommendation (from teachers, professors, or employers).
  • CV/Resume (for postgraduate programs).
  • Application fee (most UK universities charge a non-refundable fee).
• Apply through UCAS (Undergraduate):
  • Most undergraduate applications are processed through the UCAS system, where you can apply to multiple universities at once.
• For Postgraduate Programs:
  • Apply directly through the university’s online portal.
• Receive Conditional/Unconditional Offer: After reviewing your application, the university will send a conditional or unconditional offer letter.

3. Meet Financial Requirements

• Proof of Funds: You must demonstrate that you can cover your tuition and living expenses while studying in the UK.
  • Bank Balance: You need to show proof of funds to cover your tuition fees and £12,006 per year (for living costs if studying in London) or £9,207 per year (for other regions).
  • Bank Statement: The required amount must be in your account for 28 consecutive days before you apply for the visa.
  • Sponsor’s Letter: If a family member or guardian is sponsoring you, provide a sponsorship letter.

4. Obtain a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS)

• Once you receive an unconditional offer from the university, they will issue a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS).
  • The CAS is a reference number that confirms you have been accepted into a course and is required for the visa application.
  • You must apply for the Student Visa within 6 months of receiving the CAS.

5. Pay the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS)

• Health Insurance: You will need to pay the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) as part of your visa application. This allows you to access the UK’s National Health Service (NHS).
  • The fee is usually £470 per year for students.

6. Apply for a UK Student Visa

You will need to apply for the Student Visa using the CAS provided by your university.

A. Gather Required Documents

• Valid Passport.
• CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies).
• Proof of Funds: Bank statements, financial sponsorship, or scholarship details.
• Proof of English proficiency: IELTS or equivalent test.
• Passport-sized photographs.
• Tuberculosis (TB) test certificate: A TB test is required if you are staying for more than 6 months. You can take the test at an approved International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nepal center.
• Visa Application Fee: The student visa fee is around £363.

B. Complete the Visa Application Online

• Apply online at the UK Government’s visa portal.
  • Fill out the Student Visa (Tier 4) application form.
  • Pay the visa fee and Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS).
  • Upload the required documents.

C. Biometric Appointment

• After applying online, book an appointment to provide your biometrics (fingerprints and photograph) at a Visa Application Centre (VAC).
  • Biometrics are required as part of the visa process.
  • Visa Application Centre in Kathmandu: VFS Global handles UK visa applications.

D. Visa Processing Time

• It typically takes around 3 weeks to process a student visa application.
  • You can apply for a visa up to 6 months before your course starts.

7. Receive Your Student Visa

• If your visa is approved, you will receive a 30-day entry vignette in your passport, allowing you to travel to the UK.
• Upon arrival in the UK, you will need to collect your Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) from a local post office or your university within 10 days.

8. Pre-Departure Preparation

• Accommodation: Arrange for your housing either on-campus or off-campus before you travel.
• Flight Tickets: Book your flight to the UK once your visa is approved.
• Packing: Ensure you pack for the UK climate and include all important documents.

9. Arrival in the UK

• Documents to Carry:
  • Passport with visa vignette.
  • Letter of Acceptance (CAS).
  • Financial documents (proof of funds).
  • Tuberculosis test certificate (if applicable).
  • Proof of accommodation.

A. Immigration at the Airport

• At the UK border, present your passport, visa, and required documents to the immigration officer.
• Collect your BRP (Biometric Residence Permit) from the specified location within 10 days of arrival.

10. Post-Arrival Formalities

A. Register at Your University

• After arriving, you must complete the enrollment process at your university. This involves verifying your identity, submitting your BRP, and registering for your course.

B. Open a Bank Account

• Open a UK bank account to manage your finances, pay rent, and handle other expenses.

C. Register with a GP (General Practitioner)

• Register with a local NHS doctor (GP) for medical services.

D. Work Opportunities

• Working Hours: As a student, you can work part-time (up to 20 hours per week during term time) and full-time during holidays.

Work After Studies (Post-Study Work Visa – Graduate Route)

• Graduate Route: After completing your degree, you can apply for the Graduate Route visa, which allows you to stay and work in the UK for up to 2 years (3 years for PhD graduates).
  • You don’t need a job offer to apply for this visa.

Additional Tips for Nepalese Students

• Cost of Living: London is more expensive than other regions, so budget accordingly.
• Cultural Adjustment: The UK has a diverse and multicultural environment; get involved in student communities to make your transition smoother.
• Stay Connected: Join Nepalese student groups in the UK for networking and support.

China - World Ranked Universities

China is rapidly becoming one of the most popular destinations for higher education. With world-class academic programs, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and rich cultural experiences, studying in China offers Nepalese students a unique opportunity to earn globally recognized degrees at affordable costs.

At KB Education, we provide expert counseling and step-by-step support throughout your study journey — from choosing the right university to visa processing and pre-departure preparation.

1. Research and Choose a University & Program

• Select a Course: Pick an undergraduate, postgraduate, or PhD program that fits your academic interests and career goals.

• Accredited Universities: Choose universities recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education. For global recognition, consider Project 211 or Project 985 institutions.

• Language of Instruction:

  • English-taught programs are widely available.

  • Chinese-taught programs require passing the HSK (Chinese proficiency) exam.

2. Apply to Chinese Universities

KB Education helps you prepare your application, which typically includes:

• Academic transcripts (translated into English or Chinese)

• Language test scores (IELTS/TOEFL for English, HSK for Chinese)

• Statement of Purpose (SOP)

• Letters of Recommendation

• Passport copy (valid for at least 6 months beyond your stay)

• Application fees

Apply through university websites or the China Scholarship Council (CSC) portal.

3. Scholarships Option

• Chinese Government Scholarships (CSC): Cover tuition, accommodation, and living expenses.

• University Scholarships: Offered by many Chinese universities.

• Bilateral Scholarships: Part of China–Nepal educational cooperation.

KB Education will guide you in finding and applying for scholarships.

4. Receive Offer Letter & JW Form

After acceptance, you’ll get:

• Offer Letter

• JW202 (for self-funded students) or JW201 (for scholarship students) forms

You may be asked for a deposit to confirm your admission.

5. Prepare Financial Documents

To apply for your visa, prepare:

• Bank statements

• Sponsorship letters

• Scholarship award letters (if any)

KB Education ensures your documents meet embassy requirements.

6. Apply for Chinese Student Visa (X1 or X2)

• X1 Visa: For programs longer than 180 days

• X2 Visa: For programs shorter than 180 days

Documents required:

• Passport

• Visa application form

• Offer letter and JW form

• Passport photos

• Financial proof

• Physical exam report (for X1 visa)

Apply at the Chinese Embassy in Nepal or Chinese Visa Application Service Center (CVASC). Processing takes 4–7 working days.

7. Pre-Departure Preparation

• Arrange accommodation (on/off campus)

• Book your flight after visa approval

• Pack essential documents and items

Documents to carry:

• Passport with visa

• Offer letter

• JW form

• Accommodation proof

• Financial documents

• Health certificate (if required)

8. Arrival in China

Present your passport, visa, admission letter, and JW form to immigration authorities at the airport.

9. Post-Arrival Formalities

• Apply for a Residence Permit within 30 days (for X1 visa holders).

• Complete university registration and attend orientation sessions.

10. Study and Live in China

• Part-Time Work: Allowed with university and police approval.

• Cultural Integration: Learning Mandarin is highly recommended; many universities offer language classes.

• Explore China: Enjoy China’s rich culture, festivals, cuisine, and breathtaking scenery.

Post-Study Opportunities

• Work in China: Transition to employment with a Z Visa (work visa).

• Return to Nepal: Leverage your international degree for career advancement or further studies.

Why Choose KB Education?

• Expert counseling at every step

• Assistance with university and program selection

• Application, document, and visa support

• Scholarship guidance

• Pre-departure and post-arrival assistance

• Trusted by hundreds of Nepalese students and families

Ready to start your educational journey in China?
Contact KB Education today for personalized support and a smooth study abroad experience!

Get admission to top-ranked Chinese universities within the top 200 worldwide.

Malta - Shenzhen Country

Malta, a picturesque island nation in the heart of the Mediterranean, is rapidly emerging as a preferred study destination for international students, including those from Nepal. With its safe, English-speaking environment, world-class education system, and rich cultural heritage, Malta offers students a unique blend of quality academics and European lifestyle.

At KB Education, we specialize in helping Nepalese students pursue their higher education goals in Malta by providing expert counseling, application assistance, visa support, and pre-departure guidance. We have partnered with multiple recognized colleges and universities across Malta, offering a wide range of diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs.

College and University Options Available via KB Education:

• EEC-ITIS Malta

• Malta Facilities Management Academy & Consultancy

• AMO Academy

• AVANZA Training Academy

• La Vallette Institute

• 21 Academy

• Intellivos Business School

• International Institute by Malta

• MUV

• Malita International College

• LearnKey Institute

• Idea College, Malta

All of these institutions are registered and offer courses in line with Malta’s Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF) and European Qualifications Framework (EQF), ensuring international recognition and academic credibility.

Popular Courses for Nepalese Students:

• Business Management (BBA, MBA)
• Tourism and Hospitality Management
• Health and Social Care
• Nursing Bridging Courses
• Information Technology & Software Engineering
• Accounting and Finance
• Early Childhood Education & Care
• Supply Chain and Logistics
• English Language and Foundation Programs

Most programs are taught in English, with many institutions waiving the IELTS requirement, making Malta an accessible and student-friendly choice. Tuition fees are affordable, and students can work part-time (20 hours per week) during their studies.

For those seeking an internationally respected education in a peaceful and culturally vibrant setting, Malta, with guidance from KB Education, offers the perfect pathway to global academic and career success.

Cyprus - Study in Europe

Hassle-Free, Affordable European Education with KB Education

Cyprus, a safe and scenic island nation in Southern Europe, is rapidly gaining popularity among Nepalese students looking for quality European education at an affordable cost. With its English-speaking environment, globally recognized degrees, and student-friendly policies, Cyprus provides the ideal gateway to academic and career success in Europe.

At KB Education, we specialize in helping Nepalese students unlock their future through higher education in Cyprus. Our expert team provides end-to-end support—from selecting the right university to application processing, document guidance, and pre-departure preparation.

One of the biggest advantages of studying in Cyprus is its hassle-free documentation process. Students do not need to go through embassy interviews or VFS visa appointments. Once admitted, the university directly processes the student visa through Cyprus Immigration, making it smooth and efficient.

Most programs are taught in English, and many universities do not require IELTS, especially if your previous education was in English. Additionally, international students can work part-time (up to 20 hours/week) during their studies.

🎓 NOC-Approved Universities in Cyprus for Nepalese Students:

• Frederick University

• European University of Cyprus

• University of Nicosia

• University of Central Lancashire (UCLan Cyprus)

• University of Cyprus (Public)

• Open University of Cyprus (Distance & online study options)

• Cyprus University of Technology

🧑‍🏫 Popular Courses:

• Business Administration and Management (BBA, MBA)

• Hospitality and Tourism Management

• Nursing and Health Sciences

• Information Technology and Computer Engineering

• Social Sciences and Education

• Accounting, Finance & Economics

• Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence

• Medicine and Public Health

Why Choose Cyprus with KB Education?

• Guided by experienced counselors from KB Education

• No Embassy or VFS Interview – Visa processed directly from Cyprus

• No IELTS required at many universities

• Affordable tuition and living costs

• Work part-time during studies

• Easy documentation and fast processing

• EU-recognized qualifications

• Safe, welcoming environment with a Mediterranean lifestyle

KB Education is committed to making your dream of European education a reality—with reliable guidance, university partnerships, and visa success. Contact us today to get started on your journey to Study in Cyprus!