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The Australian Government remains committed to welcoming international students from all over the world – and providing the highest quality learning experience. ...

Germany recently announced a major change in its visa policy: the informal “remonstration” (appeal) process will be abolished globally starting July 1, 2025. This procedural shift marks a sizable shift in how visa rejections are handled — and puts a spotlight on the critical importance of subm...

Big news for aspiring and current international students—New Zealand is making it even more rewarding to study in one of the world’s most student-friendly countries. From November 3, 2025, eligible tertiary and certain secondary students will be able to work up to 25 hours per week, up from...

Coventry University Gets Top QS Stars Rating – Study There with IRS Study AbroadIf you’re planning to study in the UK, here’s some exciting news! Coventry University Group has achieved the highest 5-Star rating in every single category of the latest QS Stars University Ratings – making it on...

A welcome change for Indian students hoping to study in Australia — the Department of Home Affairs’ recent evidence-level update shows India moving from a higher-risk band to a more moderate risk rating. That shift reduces some upfront documentation requirements for many applicants and makes the...

Suppose you’ve ever walked through Fort Kochi or the streets of Thiruvananthapuram, not to mention Mahe, you’ll find the French connection closer than you think — from café names and perfume stores to the growing number of Malayalis now calling France their new study destination.And now, that...

During his two-day trade and education mission to India, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer made it clear he will promote British universities — but he also ruled out any new visa concessions for Indian nationals. For students and families in Kerala, the visit brings useful openings (stronger universi...