QS in a new report has shown that students are turning to education agents to aid them while making decisions for their study-abroad journey. The COVID-19 pandemic has meant that there has been a tonne of uncertainties...
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Student speaks – Knowing your options when choosing a university
One of the prime decisions of the study-abroad process to make is choosing a university to study at. It is imperative to choose wisely, whether you are an undergraduate, masters or PhD student. However, many students do...
Finland introduced an innovative way to attract potential permanent-residency applicants.
We have all heard of a minute to win, however, Finland’s new immigration policy goes along the lines of 90 days to clinch it! The country, well-known for its stable economic and political environment, had unveiled an...
Canada issued invitations for the PGP 2020
IRCC has now given invitations to individuals chosen by lottery for the 2020 Parent and Grandparent program. The Government of Canada has sent invitations to the Parents and Grandparents Program to apply for 2020...
International Student Exchange program to be far more inclusive than Erasmus
According to the UK’s universities minister, a proposed foreign student exchange program will offer more options for American students and will be more welcoming than its predecessor. The long-running...
Forecast for agents in 2022 updated in a new survey
Despite different degrees of travel restrictions for top destination nations, foreign agents remain extremely involved in their positions during the pandemic, according to a recent ICEF Agent Voice survey of over 1200...
Canada to open its borders for fully vaccinated tourists from 7th of September
As of September 7, 2021, Canada will open its borders to fully vaccinated tourists. Travelers must have completed the entire vaccination course. They must also be vaccinated with a vaccine that has been approved by...
Australian borders not to reopen for tourists until 2022
Indians who planned to visit Australia at the end of the year will have to wait some more. The country will not reopen to overseas tourists until next year, according to Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison...
India’s Reforms In Education Policy Have Great Potential But Academic Institutions Need To Improve
The National Education Policy reforms for Indian higher education are to be applauded, but the country’s institutions still have “work to do” to be world-class, according to the Director of Global...
Reducing University Tuition Fees Expected Not To Benefit Students But Serve The Government
According to reports, the UK government is planning to consider lowering university tuition costs from £9,250 ($12,495) to £8,500 ($11,482). How can reducing university fees, which are paid by students, be a means to...
