New Zealand government scraps in-study work rights review – Exclusive
After receiving preliminary advice from the international education sector, the New Zealand government has decided to cease a review of in-study work rights.
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Australia: take hard line with student exploitation, report recommends
Australian employers who underpay international students could face criminal charges and be forced to publicly acknowledge exploitation for the first time.
Exclusive: NUS int’l office protests cuts
The international officer at the NUS has written an open letter in protest at the cuts announced this week in a letter to the union’s membership.
Aus: Project Global Citizen Survey launched
A global survey to understand the international student experience and identify resources gaps has launched in Queensland, Australia.
Canada king, global perceptions unchanged – IDP
Canada has again come out on top during a year of relative stability in the factors influencing students’ choice of study destination, according to the latest IDP buyers index.
Japan: record work permits granted as market rebalances
The number of international students who received permission to work in Japan after graduation has continued to grow according to statistics from the Ministry of Justice.
India now fastest-growing source market for intled, survey finds
India is widely perceived as the fastest-growing source market for the next three years, a survey by DIAC and BMI has revealed, with emerging destination markets forecast to benefit from its growth.
UK: MAC report recommends post-study work, but not a new visa
The long-awaited Migration Advisory Committee report on international students in the UK, has concluded that the UK’s post-study work regime should be relaxed, but ruled out the suggestion that students should be removed from immigration statistics.
Taiwanese government to boost post-study work rights
The Taiwanese government is looking to lower restrictions for international students to remain after graduation and access work rights, in a move to bolster the country’s professional workforce, fill skills shortages, and combat population decline.
Malta announces new student visa system
Malta has announced changes to its student visa policy that will simplify and streamline the process for non-EU students and include work rights.
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