NAsa International College is located at Tinkune, Gairidhara Kathmandu. The college can reached with a few footsteps from Ring Road, the main road of the capital city that links most of the area of the capital city.

The college is 3 kilometer far from New Baneshwor in west, one kilometer far from Koteshor in South and 3 kilometer far from Gaushala in north where famous shrine of PashupatiNath has been located.

As the public vehicles are available across the Ring Road, students of all the area located in near 27 -kilometers long Ring Road can easily reach to the college. Similarly public vehicles are also available for capital's hub Sundhara, Ratnapark, NewRoad area.

Those students who use public vehicle can reach up to Kalanki, and other places which are located near Tinkune-Kalanki route can reach their residence boarding only one vehicle from the college. The fare of the public bus across the Ring Road ranges from Rs. 12 to Rs. 18. However, students who bear student Identity card can get 33 percent concession in bus fare. Also the Students who come from Bhaktapur and Lalitpur can reach to the college after one minute walk from the bus stop.

The college has its own buses for providing comfortable transport facilities to the students to make the premises accessible. They can use this facility paying nominal charge specified by the college.

Rooms and flats are available on monthly rent basis in Kathmandu. However for the last few years capital city has been crowded due to the huge influx of people from different parts of the country. So students are suggested to plan for Kathmandu stay a month earlier the academic session starts. Generally Rs. 2000 to Rs. 3000 is charged for a room and Rs. 8000-15,000 for a flat a month. However, the rate of the rent varies as no fix policy has been introduced by metropolitan city regarding rental service. Students can either prepare food themselves or can have in the hotels. Daily food stuffs are available in local groceries and vegetable shops. Common hotels charge Rs 60 to Rs 150 per dish.

As a student, generally Rs. 7000 to 10,000 is enough for an individual for accommodation. However, the habit of the individual may make difference to it. The college has offered hostel facilities in nominal charge to the students who don’t feel comfort outside. The college has managed well furnished rooms along with the facility of meal. Students are served hygienic Nepalese foods.