Visa changes, scholarships, and policy updates that affect your study abroad plans — updated regularly

Staying current with visa rules, university announcements, and policy changes across your chosen study destination can make a real difference to how — and when — you apply. This section brings together verified updates on international education from the UK, USA, Germany, Australia, Canada, and other leading destinations, with a focus on what each development actually means for Indian students, including applicants from Kerala. From visa fee changes and appointment processes to scholarship announcements and intake deadlines, we track what matters and explain it in plain terms — so you can plan your application with the most current information available.
The one-year postgraduate scholarship is worth £13,000 towards tuition, with one award for India. You need an offer first, so the time to start is nowThe Unive...
The Department of Home Affairs is asking for feedback on how the Genuine Student requirement and proof of funds could work in future, including an interim step ...
A Ministry of Justice plan would reward students who reach Korean language levels with easier visa checks, work options and post-study routes. It is still a pro...
Registration is open for the next two sittings of the dMAT, the aptitude test that is now part of APS documentation for many Indian master's applicants to Germa...
The Chancellor's Budget says graduates of universities with a strong compliance record and good graduate outcomes will keep a two-year post-study work visa. The...
Immigration New Zealand has changed work rights for new research master's students, strengthened its focus on English ability, widened its power to pause proces...
From November 3, Canadian work experience in higher-paid occupations earns extra CRS points, and job offers no longer need an LMIA to count. For students choosi...
Applicants for a new Australian visa in India may now be asked for fingerprints and a facial image. The step is simple if you are ready for it: watch your email...
The Ministry of External Affairs has asked Indian nationals to stay informed and avoid protest areas. For students in or heading to France, the advice is practi...