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December 4, 2025

News Desk

Several UK universities restrict intake of Pakistani, Bangladeshi students

Students walk past one of the colleges at Oxford University. — AFP/File LONDON: UK universities are barring applicants from Pakistan and Bangladesh over visa abuse concerns and tougher Home Office rules, according to reports. At least nine higher education institutions have restricted recruitment from “high-risk” countries as they face increased pressure to ensure they are enrolling genuine students and not those abusing the system. It follows a wave of asylum applications from international students, prompting Borders Secretary Dame Angela Eagle to warn that the visa system “should not be used as a back door” to settling in Britain. Last month

November 4, 2025

News Desk

Visa restrictions in Canada have hit the Indian students applying the hardest

Canada rejected 74% of Indian study permit applications in August, up from 32% last year India has been the leading source of international students in Canada for the past decade. PHOTO: REUTERS Canada’s crackdown on international students has hit applicants from India particularly hard, government data shows, as what was once a preferred destination loses its appeal for Indian students. Canada has reduced the number of international student permits it issues for a second year in a row in early 2025 as part of a broader effort to reduce the number of temporary immigrants and crack down on student visa

October 28, 2025

News Desk

Canada cuts study permits for 2025, here’s what it means for students

Canada’s approval of new international student permits has sunk to a ten-year low, even deeper than during the COVID-19 shutdown. Ottawa’s strict caps on post-secondary hiring are driving the decline, according to new data from ApplyBoard. The platform predicts the federal government will approve just 80,000 new study permits in 2025, down 62% from 2024 and well below pre-pandemic levels. By comparison, Canada approved about 92,000 new permits at the height of the pandemic in 2020. Read more: Rural Indians join rush to study abroad as prospects dim at home Screenshot [ApplyBoard’s – Canada’s Student Cap Causes Greater Declines Than

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