U.S. Lawmakers Push Agenda to Clear Visa Appointment Backlog

U.S. to Impose Fixed-Term Limits on Student Visas

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is moving from a “duration of status” model — where your visa lasts as long as your course — to fixed-term limits

Visa Backlog Could Cost U.S. Colleges $2.6 Billion

Visa delays are not just a student problem — they are an institutional crisis. Experts predict that if the Fall 2025 intake drops by 70–80%, U.S. colleges may lose $2.6 billion in tuition revenue.

F-1 Visa Mayhem: Indian Students in Limbo Weeks Before Fall Semester

🔍 Where Do Most Indian Students Come From? Top States Sending Students Abroad in 2025

In 2025, the top regions in India that send the highest number of international students abroad continue to reflect long-standing trends, with a few notable shifts. Here’s a breakdown based on government data, education agencies, and regional news sources:

Where Are Indian Students Going in 2025? Latest Government and Global Reports Reveal Emerging Trends

According to the Ministry of External Affairs, India has seen a sharp rise in the number of students going abroad for higher education. Over 1.8 million Indian students are now pursuing international degrees — up from 1.3 million just two years ago.

U.S. Faces Drop in International Students: Key Insights from Latest NAFSA Report

Student Visa Rejections on the Rise: South Asian Applicants Hit Hard Across the U.S., U.K., and Australia in 2024–25

The 2024–25 academic cycle has proven especially challenging for international students from South Asia, as visa rejections have surged across major study destinations .

Sadiq Khan Opposes UK’s Plan to Penalize International Students

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has slammed the UK government’s proposal to levy extra fees on universities based on international student enrollments.