Every Study Abroad story tagged Visas.
An education conference in Ireland highlights visa processing as a major sector pain point, while a separate analysis calls for clearer administrative processes for transnational education students.
The Home Office has suspended Buckinghamshire New University's student sponsor licence, removing it from the official register and impacting international student recruitment.
UK study visa grants for Pakistani main applicants fell 47% year-on-year, as high costs push students towards Transnational Education options.
UK Home Office data shows a sharp 17% drop in sponsored study visa applications for August 2026, the lowest monthly volume since 2022.
A US District Court has issued a preliminary injunction blocking a Department of Homeland Security rule that would have ended the 'Duration of Status'.
Data from Enroly shows a 27% year-on-year drop in Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) issuance for the UK's September 2026 intake.
Scotland's new minister for higher and further education, Alyn Smith, has declared rejoining the EU's Erasmus+ student exchange program a personal priority.
Seven European nations provide specific visas allowing international graduates to remain and search for employment after their studies.
Nazarbayev University in Kazakhstan supports student startups, providing access to international accelerators and investment opportunities.
IDP Education is consolidating 15 student placement offices in India into larger nearby locations, citing changing student demand and visa conditions.
A Gambian student, after nine years and thousands in fees, abandoned his US study dream due to repeated visa rejections.
Kazakhstan plans to increase its international student population to 100,000 within five years as part of a national strategy to build a talent-driven economy.
Navjeet Singh Nayyar says AI admissions systems must use verified documents to ensure integrity, following a 'verify, validate, decide' approach.
The UK government has published updated policy notes for officials assessing asylum and human rights claims from Chinese nationals.
The UK Home Office has released its quarterly migration data for April to June 2026, covering visa processing and sponsorship applications.
All schools and childcare centres in Dehradun district, India, are closed on September 1 due to an Orange alert for heavy rain and lightning.
The Reserve Bank of India's management of financial system liquidity influences credit conditions and economic stability, factors that can indirectly impact the environment for international students.
The application window for 2,000 Physical Training Instructor posts in Punjab's primary cadre closes today, August 31, 2026.
Universities are shifting to view student wellbeing as a core strategic investment for engagement and retention, not just a support service.
Divya Mittal, a 2013-batch IAS officer and graduate of IIT Delhi and IIM Bangalore, has voluntarily resigned. She had previously left a career in London to join the civil service.
The UK government has updated its official guidance for employers seeking a licence to sponsor workers on immigration routes.
The Trump administration has proposed making a dramatic increase in the H-1B visa fee permanent, raising it to $103,265.
Bihar will replace 'fail' with 'eligible for skills' on Class 10 and 12 marksheets to protect student morale, the Education Minister announced.
The UK's 12-month rolling student visa refusal rate reached 4.9% in the year to June 2026, according to Home Office data.
UK Visas and Immigration has updated its internal guidance on biometric enrolment and reuse.
A wealth manager chose an MBA in Milan, Italy, over studying in London, seeking a broader perspective by stepping outside his professional comfort zone.
Vivek Raghavan, co-founder of Sarvam AI and former Aadhaar architect, has been included in TIME’s TIME100 AI 2026 list for his work in building scalable AI.
US State Department data shows a 34% drop in F-1 visa issuance in 2025, including a 76% decline for Indian students compared to 2023.
A US judge has struck down a Trump administration policy suspending immigrant visas for 75 countries.
The student advising conversation has changed, with parents now asking about the return on investment, relevance, and potential obsolescence of degrees due to artificial intelligence.
IDP reports a 9% fall in revenue and a 27% decline in student placement numbers, but remains optimistic about its future prospects.
The UK's higher education sector is facing increasing pressure to maintain its competitive position in the international student recruitment market, with changing student demands and rising competition from other regions.
Taiwan's foreign student enrolment has reached an all-time high, driven by a significant increase in students from Vietnam.
A recent survey of education agents reveals that visa uncertainty is driving away genuine and well-qualified students from studying abroad, with affordability, post-study work opportunities, and visa certainty becoming increasingly important factors in their decision-making process.