The Latest Breaking News from International Students

Ministers argued for radical crackdown on visas would be damaging for universities and UK economy

More than 300 Pakistani students have returned home after violent clashes that left some wounded.

International students have come under fire from both sides of federal politics in the past week.

In view of the violence against international students including those from India and Pakistan at Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan, the Andhra Pradesh Non-Resident Telugu Society (APNRT) has said it has received a directive from the State Government to constantly monitor the situation.

Education secretary Gillian Keegan, Jeremy Hunt and David Cameron oppose move, while university leaders warn of economic and cultural impact

Regional towns and universities would continue to welcome international students and workers under the coalition's plan to address the housing crisis.

Reliant on visas to remain in the US, foreign students face heightened consequences for involvement in campus protests.

Laws setting a limit on the number of students from overseas that higher education providers can take each year have been introduced to federal parliament.

Most foreign students can no longer bring relatives with them under changes introduced by Rishi Sunak

Creative UK and Universities UK urge government to reject plans to abolish or restrict graduate visa route

The proposed cap will affect universities and VET providers, who will be required to establish more purpose-built accommodation if they want to enrol more students