Australia’s biggest immigration shakeup in decades
The migration review was released by Home Affairs Minister Claire O’Neill on 27 April 2023. This review has at least […]
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Education agents are the blood of international education. They might not be the ones making the decisions or pulling
Ireland extends post-study work eligibility for students studying remotely due to COVID
Ireland has temporarily adjusted a key immigration policy affecting international students in light of COVID, in an effort both to
Breaking news! Australian Borders Reopening Soon to Migrants and International students
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has flagged the possible reopening of the international border by the end of this year. He
UK will introduce new international travel rules beginning in October 2021
From 4 October, fully vaccinated “rest of the world” travellers will no longer be required to take pre-departure COVID tests
Canada opens new immigration pathway for international graduates
The Canadian government has announced a new pathway to permanent residence for over 90,000 essential workers and international graduates already in the
Canada adds Latin American and Caribbean countries to expedited student visa programme
Canada announced a significant expansion of its Student Direct Stream (SDS) on 9 July 2021, with students from seven new countries throughout
Curious about where all of the international students in Australia are from?
Australia is no stranger to hosting overseas students. In fact, in 2018, Australia was the education destination of choice for
Which countries let international students stay the longest after graduation?
Amid recent Brexit tensions, UK prime minister Boris Johnson extended the period of time foreign graduates could stay in the
Masters Degree in Australia – International Students represent half of enrolments
International students at Australian universities make up nearly half of all master’s enrolments and one-third of doctoral candidates, making the