UK employers ‘don’t understand’ graduate visa
UK employers need to better understand the graduate visa route as a valid right to work in the country, stakeholders have urged.
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Students miss academic start dates due to UK visa delays
International students are missing the start of their academic courses and placements in the UK due to visa processing delays.
2021/22 cohort expected to add €1.5bn to Dutch coffers
International students joining Dutch institutions in the 2021/22 academic year are expected to yield around €1.5 billion to the country’s treasury throughout their lifetimes, according to calculations from Nuffic.
UK visa change needed to become R&D ‘superpower’
UUK has said that visa reform and tackling immigration bureaucracy could help the UK to realise its research superpower ambitions.
NZ: fully open on July 31 and post-study work reforms announced
New Zealand’s international education industry will ‘fully resume’ on July 31 when the country’s border reopens, the government has said as it revealed changes in post-study work rights.
Students “in limbo” during two-year wait for Australia visas
Some international students holding PhD offers from Australian universities have been waiting for visa decisions for up to two years. They feel they are “in limbo”, The PIE News has learned.
Germany agrees ‘first ever’ mobility partnership with India
Germany and India have agreed a migration and mobility partnership which the respective government hope will enable the “mutual mobility” of students, professionals and researchers between the two countries.
ELT: mixed feelings about current climate but “hope and positivity” ahead
The ELT sector continues to battle with Brexit and Covid, but there is “hope and positivity” about the next two years, according to conference attendees at Eaquals on April 28-30 in Venice.
Israel delays West Bank academic travel restrictions
Academics and NGOs have expressed “deep concern” about the policies, which would limit the number of international staff and students eligible to teach and study at universities in the West Bank.
Presidents’ Alliance publishes Biden wish list
Further action is required of the Biden administration to ensure that the United States “remains the world leader in higher education for decades to come”.
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