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Universities Accord seeks to reform education and immigration policy
With the release of a report recommending ways to reform the education sector, immigration policy could also be affected if further planning is ignored. Source
DXP Consulting | Insights | 35 is to be the new 50, but it shouldn’t be
The upper age limit to be eligible to hold a temporary graduate visa will be significantly lowered from 50 to 35. This article argues why...
Malaysia opens new post-study visa option for degree graduates – ICEF Monitor
Effective 1 December 2023, Malaysia introduced a package of new visa settings designed to make it easier for visitors and students to enter the country....
New policies, Erasmus+, and booming tourism boost Spain’s international education sector – ICEF Monitor
New government policies in Spain – as well as a changed competitive context in the broader international education landscape – appear to be contributing to...
HK eyes India to diversify recruitment
Hong Kong universities are set to use a sizeable grant from its UGC to turn to India as the main destination from which to recruit...
Warning Was Issued To Immigration Officials About Letting International Students Work More Hours
A memo obtained by Canadian Press indicates that then Immigration Minister Sean Fraser was warned during the COVID-19 pandemic that allowing international students to work...
More pain to come for students as institutions move to protect their immigration rating
There is more pain to come for students as institutions move to protect their immigration rating. A source told the Koala last night that several...
Visa Mess on Council’s Agenda
Today, the Minister sat down with the Council for International Education to discuss recent visa changes and the situation that has been occurring. This Source
Jo Johnson sorts out the international student problem
How lucky we are to have former ministers lending a hand in these difficult times Source
Australian international education ‘worsens global inequities’
International enrolments bear no relationship whatsoever to provision gaps in students’ home countries, study finds Source