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Those who plan to pursue academic, professional, vocational, or other courses at a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada for over six months need to apply for a study permit. You should apply for a study permit before coming to Canada. Make sure you have a letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution in Canada before you apply.

The latest Chartered Association of Business Schools (CABS) Annual Membership Survey reveals that 44% of UK business schools anticipate falling short of their non-EU recruitment targets for the ongoing academic year. This finding underscores the early repercussions of the UK governments significant visa policy shift.

Even in the PTE (Pearson test of English) exam, where a score of 60 is the benchmark, applicants with scores of 57, 58, and 59 are receiving Canada visas.

A Golden Opportunity for Families: Simplified Process for Children Aged 4 to 17 to Study Abroad

However, a report is casting a shadow of doubt over this dream, cautioning international students that the path to Canadian permanent residency may be far more challenging than they've been led to believe.

The spotlight on this unique trend is amplified by the active involvement of marriage bureaus, leveraging social media platforms to propagate their messages. Popping up on timelines are posts such as, “Study visa in hand, seeking groom for education package of Rs 25 lakh. Interested parties may inquire.”

CBSA, based on tip-offs from the public, initially reviewed 2000 cases, where fraudulent documents may have been used to obtain a student visa, and narrowed down to 300 cases

While TOEFL score was acceptable earlier, the Australian government has announced that it won't be considered, beginning from July 26.

India News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced that Indian students pursuing master’s degrees in France will now be given a five-year long-term post-study

Indian students, mostly from Punjab, were threatened with deportation after being duped by unscrupulous education consultants back home to enter Canada with 'fraudulent college admission letters'.