i am minister of Nepal and i want to come to Australia and leave there, can i do it ?

I appreciate your interest, but I should clarify that immigration rules apply equally to all people regardless of their position or title. If you're asking whether a government minister from Nepal can visit or relocate to Australia, the answer depends on your specific circumstances and intentions.

For a visitor visa, most Nepali citizens can apply for an Australian visitor (subclass 600) visa, which typically allows tourism, business meetings, or visiting family for up to three months. This requires demonstrating ties to Nepal, sufficient funds, and genuine intent to return.

For permanent relocation, you would need to qualify under one of Australia's skilled migration, family sponsorship, or business investment programs. Key options include skilled independent visas (subclass 189), employer sponsorship visas (subclass 482 or 494), or business/investor visas. Each has specific requirements around qualifications, work experience, English proficiency, and financial criteria.

If you're considering working or studying in Australia, you'd need an appropriate work visa or student visa, which have their own eligibility criteria.

The process, fees, and timeframes vary significantly depending on which visa type suits your situation. Visitor visas typically cost AUD $190 and take 2-4 weeks, while skilled migration visas can cost several thousand dollars and take several months.

Your official title doesn't exempt you from standard visa requirements, though some professions or qualifications may help with skilled visa applications.

I'd recommend contacting a registered migration agent in Australia (accredited by MARA) or a consultant in Nepal who specializes in Australian immigration. They can assess your specific goals and recommend the most suitable pathway for your circumstances.