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.
Latest UCAS data confirms India's continued demand for UK undergraduate study, while Clearing courses remain available for the September 2026 intake ...
With the new Consular Services Portal in place and peak season underway, appointment availability — not visa processing — is the real bottleneck for Indian ...
DHS finalises fixed 4-year admission period for F-1, J-1, and I visa holders, effective 60 days after Federal Register publicationThe US Department of Homeland ...
Subclass 500 fee up 25% from 1 July 2026; here's what changed and how to plan around it...
APS India announces an additional assessment for eligible students applying to German public universities from Summer Semester 2027Students planning to pursue a...
Germany removes airport transit visa requirement for Indian nationals travelling via German airports...
New opportunities make studying at a leading UK university more accessible for Indian applicants ...
Bath Spa University introduces scholarship opportunities for eligible applicants joining in 2026...
Preparatory programme helps students transition into French universities with academic and language supportFrance is strengthening opportunities for Indian stud...