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4% Drop In Indian Applications To UK Universities After New Student Visa Rules
Amid ongoing review for post-study work visa, official statistics released on Thursday showed Indian students are showing signs of being turned off from applying for British universities with a four per cent drop in the applications from the country.
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UK's New Student Visa Rules: No Entry For Family Members - What You Need To Know
UK's New Student Visa Rules: The new rules came into force on January 1, 2024. Postgraduate research and government-funded scholarship students will be exempted from the new changes.
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UK's New Visa Rules For Students Will Close Backdoor To Work: Minister
The UK government maintains that the reforms are aimed at ensuring postgraduate students remain focused on their academic pursuits and preventing potential misuse of the system.
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"Kick In The Teeth": UK Excludes India From Relaxed Student Visa Rules
The United Kingdom government has caused outrage with its decision to exclude Indian students from a new list of countries considered "low risk" in order to facilitate an easier visa application process to universities.
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New UK visa rules for students will hit Indians hard
Delighted that new stringent student visa rules were "beginning to bite", the UK Home Office on Wednesday said a further tightening of the system was on the cards from April even as British universities said the rules were damaging reputation abroad.
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Tougher for Indian students to get into UK
Home secretary Alan Johnson has announced new measures intended to cut the number of student visas issued abroad.
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UK introduces new visa rules for Indian students
Britain on Tuesday introduced a new visa regime for Indian and other students of non-European Union countries to prevent fraud and to provide for more stringent immigration checks.
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UK introduces new visa rules for Indian students
Britain on Tuesday introduced a new visa regime for Indian and other students of non-European Union countries to prevent fraud.
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4% Drop In Indian Applications To UK Universities After New Student Visa Rules
Amid ongoing review for post-study work visa, official statistics released on Thursday showed Indian students are showing signs of being turned off from applying for British universities with a four per cent drop in the applications from the country.
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UK's New Student Visa Rules: No Entry For Family Members - What You Need To Know
UK's New Student Visa Rules: The new rules came into force on January 1, 2024. Postgraduate research and government-funded scholarship students will be exempted from the new changes.
-
UK's New Visa Rules For Students Will Close Backdoor To Work: Minister
The UK government maintains that the reforms are aimed at ensuring postgraduate students remain focused on their academic pursuits and preventing potential misuse of the system.
-
"Kick In The Teeth": UK Excludes India From Relaxed Student Visa Rules
The United Kingdom government has caused outrage with its decision to exclude Indian students from a new list of countries considered "low risk" in order to facilitate an easier visa application process to universities.
-
New UK visa rules for students will hit Indians hard
Delighted that new stringent student visa rules were "beginning to bite", the UK Home Office on Wednesday said a further tightening of the system was on the cards from April even as British universities said the rules were damaging reputation abroad.
-
Tougher for Indian students to get into UK
Home secretary Alan Johnson has announced new measures intended to cut the number of student visas issued abroad.
-
UK introduces new visa rules for Indian students
Britain on Tuesday introduced a new visa regime for Indian and other students of non-European Union countries to prevent fraud and to provide for more stringent immigration checks.
-
UK introduces new visa rules for Indian students
Britain on Tuesday introduced a new visa regime for Indian and other students of non-European Union countries to prevent fraud.
