Honest advice, real experience

Planning Australia is a big decision. You deserve the honest version.

I help prospective and current international students make clearer decisions about courses, careers and life in Australia, including the trade-offs the glossy brochures skip.

28,000+in the community
500+students supported
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Priyanka Saluja, international student advisor and content creator
From Delhi to MelbourneStudent β†’ Big 4 Manager β†’ Australian citizen
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Not an education agent.

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Not a migration agent.

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Just practical guidance, honest questions and lived experience.

A university can tell you what a course includes. I help you ask whether it makes sense for your life.

Moving countries affects far more than your timetable. There is money math, career uncertainty, homesickness, visa complexity and the quiet pressure to make your family proud.

I have lived that reality. My work is here to help you slow down, ask better questions and choose your next step with your eyes open.

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Real people, clearer next steps

Less overwhelm. More β€œokay, now I know what to do.”

Read the student stories β†’
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I've talked to Priyanka at three different stages of my life in Australia. Three different times I left the call with a happy face and a clear strategy in mind.

AKAnanthakrishnan
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It felt like talking to a big sister. All my silly thoughts were answered so clearly. Some advice can give you the head start to move forward.

AZAmrin Ziyad

Your calm-before-the-flight list

20 things worth sorting before you land in Australia.

From OSHC and documents to the practical jobs people often discover only after they are already stressed.

  • A simple, printable checklist
  • Practical rather than overwhelming
  • Built from lived experience
Delhi→Melbourne→Canberra

Hey, I’m Priyanka

I have stood where you are standing.

I arrived in Melbourne at 22 to study Business Analytics. I worked in a restaurant, counted my grocery budget and tried to build a career while everything still felt new.

Today, I’m an Australian citizen and a manager working with data and strategy at a Big 4 firm. I share what I learned the slow way, plus the patterns I keep hearing in hundreds of student conversations.

Think of me as the honest didi in your corner. πŸ’›

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A promise from me

If I’m not the right person for your question, I’ll tell you.

I share educational guidance and lived experience. I do not provide migration, legal or university-placement advice. I will point you toward a registered professional when your question needs one.

Your next step can be small

You don’t need to figure out your whole Australian future today.

Start with the next useful question. I’ll help you ask it.