Australia: The best study destination for students in 2025?

Australia has always been the top study destination among Nepalese students. During the coronavirus pandemic, the visa grant rate of Australia was very high. A lot of students from nepal went to australia seeking better education and career opportunities. After the pandemic australian government nearly closed the door for students. The visa grant rate was very low from 2022-2024. Strict rules were implemented by australian government and we really thought australia has closed doors for students but the situation is different coming int 2025.

The visa grant rate for students pursuing both bachelors and masters degrees is pretty decent coming into 2025. Students whose financial requirements are met and have decent grades in their academics are getting their visa approved for Australia in 2025.

Learn why Australia is the best study destination for students in 2025 in this article.

Why is Australia the best study destination in 2025?

There are numerous reasons on why australia is the best study destination in 2025:

  • According to one of the reports, the visa grant rate of Australia is around 85%. Students meeting financial requirements and academics are getting visas right now.
  • Universities in Australia are known for their quality of education.
  • Australian universities offer wide ranges of courses for students to choose from.
  • Students can do part-time work (20 hrs per week) during their academics and full time on holidays.
  • The visa rate for European countries, USA, Canada is very low right now (Another reason to choose Australia).
  • Students with decent academics and English proficiency receive scholarships from the universities.
  • You will be surrounded by so many Nepalese (you will feel at home).
  • It is easier to get a job in Australia compared to many other countries.

Which course to study?

Australian universities offer a wide range of course options you can choose from. You can choose the course based on what you studied at higher secondary or undergraduate level. Courses that fall under science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics(STEM) are highly recognized in every country. STEM courses have better chances of getting a visa not only in Australia but many other countries. Courses like Data science, Cybersecurity, Business Analytics, Software Engineering, Agriculture etc are very famous among students. However, it would be the foolish choice to choose these courses without having any knowledge because it may only cause hindrances in your studies.

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You may have a better chance of getting a visa choosing a STEM based course, but visa grant depends on so many factors like academics, financial documentation, interviews etc. Just choosing a STEM based course wouldn’t get you a visa if your academics and documentation is poor. Additionally, It is also not guaranteed that you will receive a visa even if you have strong documentation, academics and have chosen STEM based courses(Visa depends on a lot of factor).

You should always choose the subject that you will enjoy studying the most. It will help you through your educational journey and you will complete the course without any hindrances. It will also open better career opportunities for you.

Why not European countries/ USA, Canada?

Studying in a European country is not easy for Nepalese students. It is very hard to get a job in countries like France, Germany, Italy etc due to the language barrier. Ireland and Denmark visa grants are also getting low. Though England has a better visa grant rate, the cost of studying and living costs can be very hefty for Nepalese students. The USA was always one of the great choices for students but implementation of new strict rules by the government is causing problems for students. Canada visa grant has been pretty low for the past few years now. So, Students with an adequate financial statement should apply to Australia for a student visa.  

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