The University of Buffalo has terminated the F-1 status of at least 30 Chinese students, which one international education organisation says is the largest scale termination it has seen in a decade.
Two individuals have been arrested for a string of attacks targeting students in Sheffield, with many victims being Chinese, with one woman charged.
International students are having to defer places to Canadian institutions after not having their study permits processed in time for this semester.
Three international students who were accused of cheating in TOEIC English tests have had their names cleared of any wrongdoing.
International students enrolled at Canadian institutions have said they are unable to withdraw from their courses and get refunds due to college policies and visa processing delays.
Chinese students have suffered lengthy delays in UK visa applications, while others say they have been charged fees from individuals claiming to work at visa centres in China, The PIE News has learnt.
The UK has promised to allow Afghan students on government-funded scholarships access to visas in order to complete their study programs in the UK, while DAAD in Germany said its priority is help partners and their families leave the country quickly and safely.
Statistics have revealed a sharp difference in approval rates in Canada with study permit applications made via the Student Direct Stream process compared with non-SDS applications.
The letter expressed “continued concerns” as to whether international students will have their visas processed in time for the new academic year.
International graduates who applied for the recent pathway to permanent residency will be eligible for an open work permit while they wait for the results.
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