Namaste and welcome to the website of the Australian Embassy in Nepal.
As our two countries celebrate a deep and flourishing 65-year relationship, it’s an exciting time full of opportunities for Nepal and Australia.
Links between our people are rapidly expanding. Fascinated by the Himalayas, a record number of Australia’s visited Nepal last year. The more than 200,000 Nepalis working or studying in Australia contribute strongly to our society, whilst continuing to support the advancement of Nepal.
Australia is a reliable and long-established partner in Nepal’s development journey. Our cooperation focuses on areas of shared importance. Working together to strengthen climate and disaster resilience. Supporting Nepal’s institutions throughout the transition to Federalism. Strengthening human capacity through the Australia Awards program.
Australia stands with Nepal in advancing a fairer, more inclusive, and more equitable society. We are committed to ensuring that gender equality, disability and social inclusion are embedded across all that we do.
There is much potential in our economic relationship, with increasing opportunities for trade and investment in sectors such as education, tourism, and technology.
All our initiatives - between governments, businesses, and communities – strive to strengthen the bond between our two nations and our mutual commitment to peace, stability, and prosperity.
Thank you for visiting our website.
Dhanyabad!
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Call for Applications Australian Embassy Community Grants Program 2026
Program Information
Eligible organisations are invited to complete the Application form available at: https://dfatcommunity.smartygrants.com.au/2026Kathmandu.
Priority Sector 1: Combating Caste-Based Discrimination
Priority Sector 2: Providing disability-inclusive services
Priority Sector 3: Entrepreneurship and Export Readiness
Applications close on 9 November 2026.
Senior Australian and Nepali Officials Reinforce Partnership and Advance Future Cooperation
Kathmandu, Nepal | 24 July 2026 - A senior Australian Government delegation, led by Ms Sarah Storey, First Assistant Secretary of the South and Central Asia Division at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), has concluded a three-day visit to Nepal, reaffirming the strong and enduring partnership between the two countries and identifying new opportunities for cooperation across trade, investment, education, climate action, and sustainable development. [Full Media Release]
