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Spain’s new immigration rules
Spain is taking bold steps to address labour shortages and ensure the sustainability of its welfare system by introducing a major immigration reform. Source
ESOS Bill: The big day arrived, and then it went. What will come of the Bill after the Coalition and Greens confirm opposition to it? A Summary of Today’s Events
The Koala was prepared for a long day listening to our politicians debate the merit of the bill, which it has been following for some...
What’s really behind Canada’s explosion in international student enrolment? It’s not private colleges
Documents obtained by CBC News reveal which colleges and universities account for the greatest share of Canada’s steep growth in international students, and which have...
New International Student Program regulations take effect
Canada’s diverse and inclusive society, high-quality educational institutions and potential opportunities to work or immigrate after graduation have made Canada a leading destination for students...
Don’t blame international students for rising asylum claims
We should direct our attention to the real culprits: the predatory learning institutions that exploit these students for profit and place them in a vulnerable...
INZ’s Opaque Rejections Are Failing Students
Let’s cut to a fundamental question: can Immigration New Zealand (INZ) at least make its rejections more transparent? Source
Trump to name immigration hardliner Stephen Miller as deputy chief of policy
Miller worked in the first Trump administration as a senior adviser and is known for his extremist rhetoric Source
Swinburne and ECA Announce they’re going their Separate Ways in Sydney
In a recent announcement, Swinburne and ECA have announced the discontinuation of the Sydney Campus. The announcement, which can be seen here, reads: Source
Five things international students need to know about Canada’s Immigration Levels Plan 2025-27
On October 24, Canada announced the Immigration Levels Plan for 2025-2027 and, for the first time, set targets for temporary residents, which includes international students....
Changes to permits for international students reward the worst colleges and hurt serious researchers
It’s a failed policy to allot the highest numbers of permits to abusing institutions based on previous enrolment. It’s the worst of all outcomes. Source