Languages Canada urges gov intervention
Languages Canada has called on the government to intervene with financial rescue measures to mitigate the prospect of language schools failing.
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Global: student visa application services halted
The US State Department has suspended visa services at its embassies in most countries, joining a growing list of nations no longer accepting applications.
Canada makes major concession on entry for international students
An exemption of the travel ban for international students with a study permit for Canada has been confirmed, but commentators say logistics around self-isolation for 14 days will require college support.
Canada adjusts to huge movement of students, online shift
A shift to online delivery for education institutions and a new travel advisory including a ban on non-citizens or residents entering Canada is prompting a big movement of students, as some return to Canada and others consider returning home to study.
NZ: visa refusals for Indian students up 10%
Data from Immigration New Zealand has revealed a 10% increase in study visa refusal rates for would-be Indian students between July 2019 and February 2020.
Canada: Covid-19 causes reluctance from host families
A number of homestay hosts in Canada are reportedly turning down placements for students coming from countries with major coronavirus outbreaks.
Settlement reached in Niagara lawsuit
A lawsuit brought against Niagara College by a group of international students, which focused on access to the labour market, has been settled.
UK announces points-based visa system
The proposed changes require those seeking to work in the UK earn at least £25,600 a year, as well as having specific skills and qualifications.
Canada: new study permits issued up 13% on 2018 figures
Canada welcomed more than 400,000 new international students at all study levels in 2019, with Indian enrolments seeing significant growth in new permits issued.
Sri Lankan student deaths in Azerbaijan puts agents under scrutiny
Azerbaijan is being marketed to Sri Lankan students as a route for obtaining a Schengen visa or transferring to a university in Europe.
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