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    Australia Raises Student Visa Evidence Level for Indian Applicants

    New Delhi, April 2 Starting January 8, Australian authorities under the Simplified Student Visa Framework have revised the evidence requirement level for Indian student applicants from level 2 to level 3, effectively reverting arrangements to those in place before September 2025, the Centre...
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    Government Reports Drop in Indian Student Visas to US

    New Delhi, April 2 As of February 2026, over 3.5 lakh Indian students are pursuing various educational programs ranging from primary schooling to university courses in the US, which is a decline of around 6.9 per cent from the corresponding figure the previous year, the Parliament was informed...
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    European & Southeast Asia Gain Traction as Study-Abroad Destinations

    Mumbai, March 14 According to a report, Indian students are increasingly choosing destinations like Spain, Germany, Singapore, the UAE, and South Korea due to their affordable and high-quality education.While destinations like the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia continue to be highly...
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    Asylum Applications from Pakistan Strain UK Deportation Efforts

    Islamabad, March 8 – Pakistan is facing renewed scrutiny as questions are being raised about the low number of deportations, following the UK's decision to ban visas for certain nations with high asylum cases, local media reported.This development comes days after the UK implemented an...
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    New Policy: UK to Pay Asylum Seekers to Depart, Tightens Immigration Rules

    London, March 5 UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood on Thursday unveiled a new pilot scheme that will offer some failed asylum seekers £10,000 per person, capped at £40,000 for families, to vacate taxpayer-funded accommodation and leave the country.In a major policy speech at the Institute for...
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    UK Tightens Border Controls: Study Visas Suspended for Four Nations

    London, March 4 The UK imposed a study visa ban on four countries on Wednesday, accusing them of using the route as a backdoor entry to seek permanent refuge in the country, as part of a wider crackdown on the soaring rates of asylum applications.The so-called "emergency brake" on student...
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