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A step-by-step guide to getting a Germany student residence permit

International students in Germany, excluding EU/EEA/Swiss citizens, generally require a residence permit after arrival. This permit allows legal stay and work, with new rules permitting up to 20 hours/week during semesters. Graduates can pursue job-seeker visas or employment permits, with a faster path to permanent residency after two years of…

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Germany student health insurance guide: Eligibility, costs and coverage

Germany mandates health insurance for all international students seeking university admission. Students can choose between public or private plans. Eligibility for public insurance depends on age and program. Private plans offer flexibility and potentially lower costs. Securing this coverage is a crucial first step for a smooth academic journey in…

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Post-study work in Ireland: How graduates are building global careers after graduation

Ireland is becoming a top destination for international students, offering academic excellence and strong industry links. Universities focus on employability and practical skills, with paid work experience integrated into degrees. This, combined with post-study work policies, creates a launchpad for global careers.

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UK warns universities of international student recruitment ban over visa abuse

The UK government is implementing stricter rules for universities recruiting international students, threatening institutions with high visa abuse rates with potential bans on overseas recruitment. New measures aim to curb misuse of the student visa system for asylum claims or illegal work, with universities facing penalties for failing to meet…

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Unicorn in the USA: Indians aren't stealing American jobs; they are building entire HR departments

Immigrants are driving America's innovation, founding 59% of billion-dollar startups, known as unicorns. People of Indian origin lead this trend, establishing 96 such companies. These ventures employ thousands and contribute trillions to the U.S. economy, challenging narratives of immigrants harming the job market. International students also play a crucial role…

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UK Targets Universities That Accept Students Using Study Visas to Work Illegally or Seek Asylum Instead of Studying

UK targets universities over student visa abuse, with institutions risking bans on recruiting international students under stricter rules.

International Business Times UK

UK tightens student visa rules as universities face ban over international student visa abuse

UK universities face stricter rules for recruiting international students to combat visa system abuse. New government plans demand higher compliance standards, with tougher targets for visa refusal, enrolment, and course completion rates. Institutions failing to meet these benchmarks risk recruitment restrictions or losing sponsorship licenses, aiming to ensure genuine study…

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Indian immigrants founded more US unicorns than any other nationality: Report

Indian-born entrepreneurs lead in founding US billion-dollar startups. They have established 96 unicorns. Immigrants overall founded 59% of US unicorns. India stands first among immigrant founders. Israel and the United Kingdom follow. Immigrant founders contribute significantly to America's high-growth companies. International students also play a key role.

The Economic Times

UK's Russell Group calls for tougher action on student visa fraud

Leading UK universities, the Russell Group, are calling for a focused strategy against student visa fraud. They emphasize that isolated cases should not lead to broad restrictions impacting legitimate international students. The group has proposed a three-point plan to enhance system integrity. Universities are already strengthening their checks to prevent…

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Why Australia is not the high-taxing country that many people think

Claims that Australia is highly taxed are exaggerated.

The Canberra Times

'Entering H1-B lottery at very high rate': Indian students may face tougher path to US jobs under new visa rule, says CEO

A proposed change to US student visa rules could make it much harder for international graduates, especially Indians, to stay and work in America after completing their studies, according to Danielle Goldman, CEO and co-founder of Build. Goldman warned that the proposal could worsen labour shortages in key sectors such…

The Times of India

Travel insurance versus overseas student health cover: What Indian students need to know

Indian students studying in Australia must secure Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for visa compliance and medical needs. While not mandatory, travel insurance is recommended for protection against lost belongings, trip disruptions, and medical emergencies during transit. Both are vital for a smooth academic journey.

The Economic Times

Want to study in Germany? Here’s how the student visa process works

International students planning to study in Germany require a national D visa, valid for two years with extension possibilities. Applicants must secure university admission and prove sufficient financial resources, typically €11,904 in a blocked account or a scholarship. Citizens of certain countries can apply for a residence permit upon arrival.

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Tighter student visa rules may deepen AI talent shortage in US

Proposed changes to US student visa rules could make it harder for international graduates, particularly Indians, to remain employed in the United States after completing their studies, potentially worsening talent shortages in sectors such as artificial intelligence (AI), technology and engineering, according to Danielle Goldman, co-founder and CEO of Build.

The Economic Times

New Zealand's new short term graduate visa explained: Who can apply and what's changing

New Zealand is launching a new six-month Short-term Graduate Work Visa and expanding its Post Study Work Visa from November 16, 2026. These changes aim to help international students stay and work after graduation. The new visa offers six months of open work rights. Eligibility for the Post Study Work…

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US Colleges Warn of International Student Crisis as Visa Delays Threaten Fall 2026 Enrollment

US higher education groups are urging the Trump administration to expedite student visa processing, as delays, travel bans, and stricter screening threaten Fall 2026 international enrollment.

The Times of India

Indian man says US is no longer a default upgrade: 3 types of people should not come to US in 2026

A LinkedIn post by a career coach pointed out that going to the US will not solve all problems; there are some people who are in a better situation in India and they must understand that instead of taking an impulsive, mid-career decision to go to the US. Anushk Sharma,…

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IMG Announces Spring 2026 Student Journey Scholarship Winner

INDIANAPOLIS, May 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- IMG (International Medical Group) is excited to announce Duncan Stanley, a junior at the Florida Institute of Technology majoring in civil engineering, as the Spring 2026 recipient of its Student Journey Scholarship. The Student Journey Scholarship, named after IMG's suite of international student health…

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Finland plans tougher language, income rules for international students

Finland is proposing stricter rules for international students, including enhanced language proficiency checks before arrival and delayed family reunification. The government also plans to introduce formal minimum income requirements to ensure students have sufficient financial resources, aiming to prevent vulnerable situations and ensure sustainable student immigration.

The Economic Times

Australia freezes new overseas student provider registrations for 12 months

Australia is suspending new applications from vocational education providers seeking to enroll international students for 12 months. This move aims to address integrity concerns within the sector and allows regulators to review existing applications with greater scrutiny. Public institutions and existing providers are exempt from this suspension.

The Independent UK

‘Punished for being from Sudan’: Students accuse UK of denying the right to education after study visas refused

Home secretary Shabana Mahmood’s ‘emergency brake’ on migration has left thousands of UK university international students without a crucial education. Shaheena Uddin reports on the young people suffering the consequences

The Times of India

OPT faces fresh political heat in US amid fraud allegations; Intl students will face the brunt

The Optional Practical Training (OPT) program, a crucial post-study work route for thousands of international students in the US, is once again in the crosshairs of America’s immigration debate, after federal authorities alleged widespread fraud and abuse within the system.

The Times of India

Major ICE crackdown on 10,000 foreign students on OPT; 'fake companies' being operated from India

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced a major crackdown on an immigration program that allows international students to work temporarily in the country. Calling the OPT program a 'magnet for fraud', ICE director Todd M Lyons said the agency uncovered irregularities involving nearly 10,000 foreign students participating in the…

The Times of India

Raining bills, rising barriers: Why America’s H-1B debate needs reform, not rhetoric

A surge of legislative proposals in the US targets the H-1B visa program, proposing significant restrictions and even abolition. While some measures aim to protect American jobs, experts warn against blunt policies. The article suggests reforms like Australia's skilled occupation list and Canada's points-based system could offer better solutions for…

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