The Migration Advisory Committee has suggested an end to "preferential treatment" for EEA migrants to the UK, which has split the education sector.

International students caught up in the UK TOEIC test scandal of 2014 are demanding the chance to prove their English level and continue their education, with lobby group Migrant Voice and MPs backing their campaign.

The UK has announced the system it will use to register EU citizens as 'settled citizens' in the UK after Brexit, but education organisations say the Home Office needs to do much more

The Japanese government has selected AFS to facilitate its Kakehashi program, which will fund more than fund 1,000 high school scholarships in the country.

Beckie Smith takes a look at the tricky terrain that is the US H1-B visa, and post-study work opportunities in Trump's US. The visa route, often used by STEM graduates, could be under threat despite two prominent senators proposing a bill to expand its reach.

The Polish education minister Anna Zalewska said they are ready to accept international school children in addition to "the bilingual children of Poles".

The Indian government is set to launch a web portal for international education that will list accredited foreign universities and supply verified information on a range of courses and visa norms.

Ministerial briefings have questioned the legitimacy of some international students seeking a New Zealand education, highlighting India as a market incentivised by migration rather than a qualification.