New Zealand has always been a popular destination for travelers, students, and professionals seeking scenic beauty, world-class education, and a high quality of life. Recently, the country has taken a bold step to attract more international visitors and remote workers by relaxing its visa rules. This development is a significant move, making New Zealand an […]
INTRODUCTION Australia has introduced a significant change in its student visa application process, effective from January 1, 2025. The Australian government now requires all student visa applicants, both domestic and international, to submit a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from an Australian educational institution as part of their visa application. This update replaces the previous system […]
In recent years, immigration policies in the United Kingdom have been undergoing significant changes, causing ripple effects across global migration patterns. According to a recent report, approximately 400,000 individuals chose to leave the UK for other destinations last year, driven largely by stricter immigration rules. Tightened Policies Driving Migration The UK government has implemented stricter […]
Australia, a leading destination for international students, has introduced a new policy that directly impacts international education. The recent ministerial directive reintroduces enrolment caps for international students, focusing on ensuring quality education and preventing over-reliance on international enrolments by certain institutions. This move is expected to reshape the dynamics of the Australian education sector […]
Immigration Minister Mark Miller to remove 50 points for LMIA to Impact Express Entry CRS The Canadian immigration system is undergoing significant changes, impacting individuals looking to immigrate under the Express Entry program. Recently, Immigration Minister Mark Miller announced the removal of 50 points previously granted through the Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). This change is […]
Planning to study, work, or travel to New Zealand? Understanding the updated visa fees and levies can help you plan better. Effective October 1, 2024, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has revised its fee structure. Let’s break it down. Residence Class Visa Fees Skilled Residence Visa Fee: NZD 2,880 (Band A) Immigration Levy: NZD 3,570 Total: […]
Canada remains one of the most sought-after destinations for international students, workers, and visitors. Whether you’re planning to study, work, or restore your immigration status, understanding the updated application fees is crucial to ensuring a smooth process. This guide breaks down the latest immigration fees, updated as per the information from IRCC and additional sources. […]
INTRODUCTION Canada continues to adapt its policies to support international students and their aspirations. On November 15, 2024, new regulations were implemented for international students. These changes bring opportunities and responsibilities, ensuring a smoother study and work experience. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the updates and what they mean for you: Key Changes in Regulations […]
Title: Major Change in Canadian Student Visa Process: IRCC Ends the Student Direct Stream (SDS) Introduction In a significant shift affecting international students, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced on November 8, 2024, that it would discontinue the Student Direct Stream (SDS) program. Since its launch in 2018, the SDS program had been a […]
For international students in Canada, the opportunity to work after graduation through the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP) is a huge advantage. However, it’s important to be aware of the study requirements necessary to qualify for this permit. In this post, we’ll cover the eligibility criteria, the types of institutions that qualify, the field of […]
Canada is one of the most sought-after destinations for temporary residents, including students, workers, and visitors. However, recent changes are being implemented by the government to address concerns related to the growing number of temporary residents. These actions are meant to balance the benefits of welcoming international talent while ensuring that the system works efficiently […]
If you’re planning a trip to Australia, there’s some news regarding the tourist visa fees you should be aware of. As of the latest update, the Australian government has increased the embassy fee for a Tourist Visa. While this change may seem minor, it’s important for travellers to be prepared. In this blog, we’ll walk […]
The UK government has announced changes to the maintenance requirements for international students applying for study visas. This update will impact students planning to study in the UK from January 2025 onwards. At Blue Horse Education, we are dedicated to keeping you informed about the latest immigration news that affects your study abroad journey. Here’s […]
Canada has long been a popular destination for Indian students seeking higher education. The country offers world-class universities, a multicultural environment, and pathways to permanent residency. However, recent changes to Canada’s work-hour rules for international students have raised concerns, particularly among Indian students who rely on part-time work to manage their finances. In this blog […]
In a significant move to modernize and streamline border control processes, the European Union (EU) is introducing a new digital system to replace traditional passport stamps for travelers. This system is set to launch in November 2024 and aims to provide a more efficient and secure method of tracking entries and exits from EU countries. […]
Applying for a Study or Work Permit from Inside Canada: Key Eligibility Criteria Canada is a popular destination for students and professionals worldwide, offering excellent opportunities for education and employment. If you’re already in Canada and are considering applying for a study or work permit, it’s essential to understand the eligibility criteria set by […]
Introduction Starting September 1, 2024, international students planning to study in Germany will face a new financial requirement. The blocked account amount, which is a key part of the student visa process, has been increased. The new amount required is €11,904, up from the previous €11,208. Every month, the student will be eligible to withdraw […]
The Albanese Government is taking significant steps to ensure the long-term sustainability and integrity of Australia’s international education sector. As global education becomes increasingly competitive, maintaining a robust and credible system is essential. This new approach, announced on August 27, 2024, focuses on managing the number of international students entering the country while supporting the […]
New Zealand has recently introduced a new work visa policy aimed at attracting more international students. This move is expected to significantly boost the country’s appeal as a study destination. The new policy allows international students to stay and work in New Zealand for up to three years after completing their studies. This change aligns […]
UK Universities Face Financial Crisis: What It Means for International Students The UK higher education sector is currently grappling with a severe financial crisis, which has significant implications for both domestic and international students. A recent report by The Sunday Times highlights that 66 universities, representing more than a third of the sector, are facing […]
Welcoming your folks or grandparents to Canada Is it true that you are a grandparent who needs to visit your child/girl and their family, however you are an inhabitant of an alternate nation and are unaware of what licenses are required? Well there’s consistently a way. In this blog we will examine what a super […]
IRCC reported the continuation of a transitory strategy that was carried out a year prior to help firms in discovering laborers and to permit impermanent inhabitants to work. Canada has expressed that a Covid related measure permitting voyagers to get work grants would be reached out until February 28, 2022. Transitory inhabitants in Canada with […]
