UK resumes priority visa services
The UK has reopened some of its priority visa services, allowing incoming international students to pay extra for a faster decision on their applications.
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US: Groups call for Farmington settlement
Prominent groups have called for a settlement agreement to restore tuition money to students who unknowingly signed up to a fake university set up by ICE.
Canada offers work permit extension to former international students
The Canadian government has announced that former international students, whose work permits are expiring will be offered the opportunity to work in Canada for another 18 months by extending their permits.
Two UK unis defer Sri Lankans but demand continues to increase
Despite the ongoing unrest, forex payment issues and governmental upheaval, the appetite for study abroad is still very prevalent among Sri Lankan students, according to a leading agent in the country.
UK visas not keeping pace with CAS issuance
Visa processing data from Enroly indicates that the current rate of visas issued is not keeping pace with recent increases in CAS issuance, during the peak period for applications.
Internationals behind quarter of US billion-dollar startups
One quarter of US billion-dollar companies have a founder who attended a US university as an international student, according to a report from the National Foundation for American Policy.
Australia: Albanese gov’t looks to repair reputation damage
Restoring Australia’s reputation as a welcoming destination for international students is an absolute key in ensuring the sector’s rebound, experts have opined.
Mexico: undocumented students returning from US hit study roadblocks
Undocumented students in the United States who return to Mexico to study are facing unprecedented roadblocks when wanting to continue their studies in their native country.
UK reveals early evaluation of the graduate route
The Home Office has conducted a snapshot insight survey to better understand graduates’ decision-making and their experience of the graduate route.
Canada: students face “traumatising” search for housing
The shortage of student housing is causing stress among international students, with rising rent pricing many out of the market.
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