International students in the UK whose visas are due to run out by July 31 will be given a one month “grace period” for them to organise travel.

UKCISA has published a new policy paper that calls on the UK government to make its visa and immigration system more flexible in light of Covid-19.

The phased reopening of borders across Europe is causing difficulties for both international students and education companies, according to stakeholders.

Industry stakeholders have welcomed the reopening of visa application centres in many countries around the world, saying that it will be “hugely beneficial” to institutions planning for their autumn intake. 

A group of 'exceptional' international students have been selected to take part in UKCISA's #WeAreInternational Student Ambassadors program. 

Chinese students unable to return home because of the coronavirus outbreak will not be penalised by the UK's Home Office for over staying their visas.

A joint report from UUKi, AGCAS and UKCISA has produced key recommendations for universities on enhancing employability, such as embedding work experience for PGT courses.

First forum for international students to speak about their experience in the country hailed a success, with charming student keynote on "love affair" with the UK.