Top 10 Nepali Diaspora YouTubers: September 2026 (YouTube Edition)

YouTube is where the Nepali diaspora settles in to watch: long vlogs, stories, family milestones and practical guides to life abroad. For JureliHub's first YouTube Edition, we ranked the Nepali creators based outside Nepal whose channels reached and moved the most people in September 2026, the month of Teej and the run-up to Dashain.

How we ranked them

Jureli Editorial reviewed Nepali YouTubers based outside Nepal using public channel data from September 2026, looking at reach, how the month's videos performed, audience response and how much each channel speaks to Nepali life abroad. To qualify, a creator had to be Nepali-origin and based outside Nepal, have at least 10,000 subscribers, and upload at least once in September. News and political channels weren't included. Numbers below were checked on Oct 18, 2026.

The Top 10

1. Binu Adhikari: Canada

844K subscribers · 32 September uploads · 1M views on them

Binu and husband Raman Parajuli put out 32 YouTube videos and Shorts in September, and together they drew just over 1 million views. 'Raman ko birthday surprise' (197,000 views) and her birthday-surprise vlog (116,000) were the month's favourites.

2. Saigrace Pokharel: Barcelona, Spain

930K subscribers · 17 September uploads · 1.34M views on them

The Barcelona-based storyteller published 17 Nepali-language stories in September for 1.34 million views, the most of any creator in this edition. 'Pending Friend Request' led with 117,000.

3. Pawan Ghising: France

214K subscribers · 4 September uploads · 107.6K views on them

Pawan's food challenges and family vlogs from Europe kept fans coming back. His rock-paper-scissors food challenge with fellow creators led the month with 69,000 views.

4. Jack and Sophia Torr: Australia

714K subscribers · 4 September uploads · 200.1K views on them

The Australian and Nepali couple spent September exploring Sri Lanka for their 714,000 subscribers. 'This Is The Sri Lanka We Came For!' led with 73,000 views.

5. Minorty Report: Australia

56.3K subscribers · 2 September uploads · 384.8K views on them

This duo of Nepalis raised abroad had a breakout September: 'Guess the Singer ft. Sushant KC' passed 380,000 views.

6. Pasang Lama: Portugal

51.5K subscribers · 26 September uploads · 37.6K views on them

Pasang uploaded 26 times in September, with practical guides on Austria and Malta work visas and a candid look at a real Portuguese salary. It's the kind of content that helps the next wave of Nepalis in Europe.

7. Puru Sigdel: United Kingdom

464K subscribers · 2 September uploads · 2.2K views on them

Puru's 464,000-subscriber channel is home to his family comedy. September brought a Teej special and a Dashain-themed skit.

8. Anil and Maya: Australia

30.6K subscribers · 9 September uploads · 196.1K views on them

Anil and Maya's 'Our First Car in Australia After 8 Years' (nearly 90,000 views) was a feel-good milestone the whole community could cheer for.

9. Tisha Shrestha: New York City, USA

28.5K subscribers · 5 September uploads · 76.3K views on them

Tisha's honest NYC-in-your-30s vlogs have a loyal, chatty audience, and her Nepali + Belizean NYFW side quest was a September highlight.

10. Anjan Vlogs (Anjan Bhattrai): Dallas, Texas, USA

123K subscribers · 18 September uploads · 13.5K views on them

The Dallas family channel uploaded 18 times in September, from an Australia road-trip series to the twins' first birthday.

Also on our radar

Nepali Mom's Dubai Vlogs (UAE), Nepali Creator (UK), Tirsana Budhathoki (New York), Veemsen Lama (London), KL Vines (USA) and Lakshman and Sonisha (Australia) all made the September YouTube shortlist. Creators who mostly post on TikTok or Instagram aren't part of this edition. Well-known channels like Promise Tamang Phan, Ratan Karki and Chef Santosh Shah didn't upload in September, and they'll be back in the running when they do.

Know a Nepali YouTuber abroad we should track for October? Tell us on Instagram at @jurelimedia.