Canada is expected to approve 231,000 study permits for international students in 2024, marking a significant decrease from 2023. New financial requirements and immigration policies are creating challenges, especially for Indian students.
The Canadian government has implemented new rules capping work hours for international students to 24 hours per week, up from the previous limit of 20 hours. This change aims to balance students’ financial needs with their academic performance, aligning with international best practices.
Australia is set to limit international student enrollments to 270,000 in 2025 as part of efforts to control record migration levels. This decision will impact student visas and could significantly affect the country's higher education sector, which is a key contributor to the economy.
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Australia's renowned education system continues to attract international students, but recent visa changes have made it more challenging to obtain a student visa. This article outlines the key changes and provides tips for international students to successfully navigate the application process.
Canada is welcoming more immigrants than ever before! key changes to the Canadian immigration system, including updates on study permits, work permits, permanent residency, and visa processing times. There's important information here, whether you're an international student, skilled worker, or family seeking to reunite.
Balancing work and study is crucial for international students seeking financial stability and valuable experiences abroad. Discover the six countries that offer the most generous work hour allowances, and learn how to make the most of your time as an international student.
Discover the nine major changes to Australia's student migration system, including higher English proficiency requirements, increased financial standards, and new policies to ensure genuine student intent.
The EU Commission announces the launch of the ETIAS in 2025, impacting international students from visa-exempt countries. Understand the new requirements, application process, and benefits for short-term and long-term study programs in Europe.
Starting from the 2024/25 academic year, international students will need to demonstrate financial resources of €11,904 to secure a study permit in Germany. This represents a 6% increase from the previous year's threshold of €11,208. Find out more about the updated financial requirements and how to meet them.
