Canada has made a pivotal change for international students by terminating its Student Direct Stream (SDS) program. The decision, effective immediately, aims to create a more equitable application process while impacting processing times and study permit issuance.
Starting November 1, 2024, Canada’s new rules for Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) limit eligibility to international students graduating from approved programs in key fields such as healthcare, STEM, and trades.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced plans to cut immigration numbers beginning in 2025, including a 35% reduction in study permits. Stricter rules for companies hiring foreign workers aim to ease the strain on housing and social services.
Australia offers international students a promising pathway to permanent residency. This guide explores PR-eligible courses, visa options, and the points system, helping students navigate their journey toward securing PR.
The UK has introduced new student visa rules for 2025, requiring international students to meet higher financial savings thresholds. This article details the updated requirements, their impact, and what prospective students need to know to plan effectively.
The cap-gap period allows F-1 students with pending or approved H-1B petitions to remain in the U.S. legally until their H-1B status begins. This guide explains how the cap-gap works, when it starts, and what students need to know about work authorization during this transition.
Canada's Study Permit Pilot Project aims to streamline the judicial review process for rejected study permits. Set to launch on October 1, the initiative reduces the processing time from up to 18 months to just five months. Find out who is eligible and how to apply.
Canada is implementing major changes to its work permit and study visa programs for international students. The government aims to reduce student intake, tighten eligibility for post-graduation work permits, and introduce new requirements for temporary foreign workers.
Australia is tightening its grip on international students. A new enrollment cap and stricter visa requirements will affect prospective students seeking to study in the Land Down Under.
The UK government has announced a significant increase in the financial savings required for international students. Starting from January 2, 2025, students will need to demonstrate higher levels of financial support to secure a visa. The new rules aim to align with domestic student maintenance loans, which haven't been updated since 2020.
