As part of the Australian government's reforms to improve the integrity of international education, international students have already encountered restricted work hours. Now they will be further restricted from enrolling in two courses simultaneously during the initial six months of their stay and face increased attendance monitoring.
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More than 110,000 international students currently-enrolled higher education providers in Australia, are studying remotely due to the border closures, according to federal government figures. Many of them are stranded in India.
The Indian High Commission in Canberra has issued an advisory for such students stuck in India who have valid Australian student visas, to submit their name, passport number and visa details through a form available on their official website. In addition, they have been asked to indicate the name and details of their course and educational institute in Australia.
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