Bikram Shahi, Author at Silverline Education & Visa

UK Evisa are developing a digital immigration system

UK Visas and Immigration (UK Evisa) is developing a digital immigration system https://www.gov.uk/guidance/online-immigration-status-evisa UK Visas and Immigration (UK evisa) is developing a digital immigration system. This means we are replacing physical documents with an online record of your immigration status. This is known as an eVisa. The documents being replaced are: Since 2018, millions of […]

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Canadian Economy Got $31B from Students in 2022

An updated analysis from Global Affairs Canada (GAC) estimates that the combined direct and indirect Canadian GDP contribution of all students expenditures in the country amounted to CDN$30.9 billion (US$23 billion) in 2022. Impact of International Students on the Canadian Economy in 2022 In 2022, education exports from international students in Canada totaled CDN$37.3 billion, making up

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EU Sets 2030 Goal for 23% University, 12% VET Students Abroad

The EU, the world’s largest student mobility program, aims to boost regional and global mobility this decade. EU’s ‘Europe on the Move’ Targets for Student Mobility by 2030 The European Council approved the European Commission’s recommendation to expand learning, training, and study opportunities in European countries. The adopted recommendation is called “Europe on the Move,”

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Increase in Financial Capacity for Student and Guardian Visas

From 10 May 2024, the amount of money that Student and Student Guardian visa applicants need to have to be eligible for the visa is increasing. The financial capacity requirement has been updated to align with a proportion (75 per cent) of the national minimum wage. This will set a reasonable amount of money to ensure a

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UK should keep two-year graduate visa, MAC review recommends

The UK’s two-year graduate visa should remain in place, according to a major independent review by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC). The MAC found no evidence of widespread abuse, supporting the case to keep post-study work rights for international students. The graduate visa allows international students who complete eligible courses in the UK to stay

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UK Evisa are developing a digital immigration system

Canadian Economy Got $31B from Students in 2022

EU Sets 2030 Goal for 23% University, 12% VET Students Abroad

Increase in Financial Capacity for Student and Guardian Visas

UK should keep two-year graduate visa, MAC review recommends

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