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The proposed reforms would simplify eligibility requirements for international students seeking part-time employment

Updated : Oct 29, 2026

South Korea targets 4 lakh international students with proposed visa, employment reforms

Under the proposed framework, international students who demonstrate a specified level of Korean-language proficiency could be exempt from submitting documents proving they have sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses

One of the key developments in the 2027 rankings is the improved position of Asian universities

Updated : Oct 21, 2026

Looking beyond the US for higher studies? Here are 50 of the world's best universities

Singapore continues to attract students through the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University. Canada and Australia also offer globally recognised institutions

Updated : Oct 15, 2026

Want to study in UK? Indian students can apply for £10,000 GREAT scholarships

Interested students must visit the British Council's official GREAT Scholarships India webpage and identify the participating university offering funding for their chosen course

Nine US universities, including Harvard under probe for J-1 visa frauds

Updated : Oct 9, 2026

J-1 visa fraud: Trump administration probes Harvard, Yale, Stanford, MIT, Caltech, others

JD Vance said J-1 visa holders account for about 61% of researchers working on federally funded projects at the nine universities, compared with a national average of 38%.

Two-year UK work visa for Indians aged 18–30: eligibility, rules, and application timeline

Updated : Sep 27, 2026

Planning to study in UK? 5 things Indian students must check before applying for student visa

UK Home Office data showed 360,700 applications for sponsored study visas from main applicants in the year ending August 2026

Australia student visa fee hiked by 25% again

Updated : Sep 18, 2026

Australia to restrict family visas for international students: What Indian applicants need to know

However, exemptions will apply to students from Pacific and Southeast Asian countries and those enrolled in certain courses, including PhD programmes

US court rejects rule that restricted stay of foreign students

Updated : Sep 15, 2026

Trump can’t restrict how long foreign students stay in the US, says court

The court said the Department of Homeland Security had adopted the rule based on "exceptionally weak" reasons and failed to meet legal obligations to address concerns and consider less burdensome alternatives, despite citing national security and fraud prevention.

Selected candidates must relocate to Manila, with reasonable relocation expenses covered by ADB.

Updated : Sep 14, 2026

ADB’s flagship career program opens: Age limit, eligibility, salary & how to apply for YPP 2026

A first-level university degree with a strong academic record is required in fields such as economics, finance, business administration, engineering, law, environment, social sciences, or public policy. A postgraduate degree is preferred.

For Indian students and professionals, Chevening offers a route to a UK master's degree without having to independently finance the full cost of tuition and living expenses.

Updated : Sep 14, 2026

Chevening Scholarship opens for 2027-28: Who can apply, what it covers & key deadline for Indians

The scholarship is designed not merely to support academic study but also to develop professionals who can contribute to positive change in their home countries.

To make the transition seamless for researchers with families, IRCC allows applicants to bundle their family's paperwork.

Updated : Sep 13, 2026

Canada fast-tracks doctoral visas to 2 weeks to attract top research talent. Check details

Canada offers dedicated pathways to retain top academic minds within its workforce. Master’s and doctoral graduates can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) to gain valuable Canadian professional experience.

The new law brings shared accommodation under a formal regulatory framework. Apartments and villas used as shared housing will require an official permit from Dubai Municipality.

Updated : Aug 7, 2026

Planning to split rent in Dubai? New law makes room-sharing rules stricter. Here's what Indians should note

Dubai's new shared housing law, expected to take effect around August 26, introduces stricter rules for room rentals, bed-space accommodation and flat-sharing arrangements across the emirate. While roommates are not banned, Indian expats who split rent will need to ensure they comply with new permit requirements, landlord consent rules and occupancy standards.

81% of Indian students studying abroad plan to come back: Oxford International survey

Updated : Aug 7, 2026

Overseas degree, Indian return: 81% of study-abroad aspirants plan to come home after studies- Report

The findings suggest that an international degree has come to represent a period of global exposure rather than the beginning of a permanent life elsewhere

US President Donald Trump wants to put a price tag of $100,000 on foreign students wanting to work in the US

Updated : Jul 31, 2026

Trump mulls hefty price tag of $100,000 on foreign students wanting to work in US after graduation: Report

If approved, the fee could make the US a less attractive destination for international students and impact universities as well as employers in technology and finance sectors that hire foreign graduates for technical roles.

NUS leads Asia, IIT Delhi is 30th in the region: What QS World Rankings 2027 say about India

Updated : Jul 15, 2026

QS World University Rankings 2027: Asia's top 10; How India fares among the best institutions

Eight of Asia's top 10 universities come from just three places. Singapore leads with the National University of Singapore at the top of the regional list with an overall score of 96.2

From Tier 2 cities to global campuses: How India's Gen Z is rewriting study abroad rules

Updated : May 20, 2026

Gen Z is smarter about study abroad than you think: Expert explains which factors are they considering more

Gen Z is evaluating overseas education as a strategic investment, mapping out return on investment, post-study work pathways, and long-term career mobility before shortlisting a country

€2,895 for a bachelor's, €3,941 for a master's: France's new fee rules hit non-EU students hard

Updated : May 7, 2026

France mandates higher fees for non-EU students starting 2026-27, end fee waivers

Under the new framework, non-EU students entering bachelor's programmes will pay €2,895 per year. Master's degree students will be charged €3,941 annually

Updated : Apr 27, 2026

India-New Zealand FTA opens 5,000 work visas for Indian professionals across IT, healthcare

The agreement was finalised in December 2025 and represents one of the most comprehensive mobility frameworks India has negotiated in recent years

The Au Pair programme in China is a cultural exchange where young individuals live with host families, offering childcare and English tutoring in return for accommodation, meals, and a stipend.

Updated : Apr 16, 2026

What is the Au Pair programme in China and what financial advantage does it offer?

China’s Au Pair programme, which is a cultural exchange program focused heavily on language immersion and childcare, offers a unique model where income may be modest, but expenses are minimal — creating real savings potential. By covering essentials like rent and food, it turns a cultural exchange into a financially efficient way to live abroad.

As Canada and UK tighten visas, Indian students are turning to Ireland in record numbers

Updated : Apr 10, 2026