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Global Education Policy Radar. Policy changes scattered among Governments, immigration authorities and the education system are organized into educational intelligence for sustainable tracking.

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10/02 2026
Australasia Study Policy

The new Australian Student Visa Act came into force on 2 October: the majority of Australians are required to leave the country with family members.

Australia has restricted most student visa holders from applying for the next student visa in Australia since 2 October 2026, and tightened the rules for spouses to travel with their children and for subsequent accession; Some of the exceptions are reserved for doctors, schools and government-funded students.

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10/01 2026
New Zealand Re-education Policy

New Zealand reminds the 2027 entrance visa to apply three months in advance: full-line roll-out of the graduation visa effective 16 November

The New Zealand Immigration Service recommended that international students apply for a student visa at least three months before their departure in the 2027 school year; Short-term work visas for graduation and post-graduation visas were converted to the new online system effective 16 November 2026.

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10/01 2026
International Education in Asia

Establishment of EduPhil International Education Program in the Philippines: Integration of student visas and documents with a single entry point

The Philippines signed Executive Order No. 124 of 8 September 2026 establishing the Education Philipines Plan, under the primary responsibility of the Higher Education Commission, to plan a single digital entry point for the integration of international student documents, school endorsements and cross-ministerial referrals.

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09/29 2026
Student visas

Australia ' s high school student visa approval rate dropped to a new low during the same period in August: applicants were required to distinguish between nationality and education

Australasian Home Office long-term information indicates that in August 2026, the visa approval rate for higher education students in several source countries dropped to a low point during the same period; The overall trend cannot be applied directly to each applicant.

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09/27 2026
International student policy

Annual decrease of 7 per cent in the number of international students in Australia: negative growth in higher education enrolments 2 per cent, ELICOS 27 per cent

The Department of Education of Australia updated the data for the year 2026 to June on 25 September: 687,810 international students, 7 per cent per year; New years are reduced by 8 per cent, but higher education enrolments are growing by 2 per cent.

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09/18 2026
Australasia International Education

Australia announces tighter rules on student dependants and course changes; implementation details remain pending

On September 17th, Australia announced the direction of the Immigration Reform, which covers family support, transfer and follow-up for students and graduates. With the exception of doctorates and some nationalities, the date of declaration cannot be considered to be the date of full entry into force.

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09/15 2026
United States policy on study-attendance

US court pauses the new D/S rule on 14 September; the current student status system continues

The United States Federal Court suspended the fixed-term stay rule, which had been scheduled to enter into force on 15 September, and the D/S framework was maintained for the time being. This is a remedy during the proceedings and not a permanent setting aside rule; Taiwan's students to the United States are still required to identify themselves and to notify the school.

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09/11 2026
Asian Policy on Study Out of School

South Korea shifts international student policy towards quality, with some recruitment restrictions from 2029

On 8 September, the Korean Ministry of Education announced an innovative strategy for the development of foreign student talent, with policies shifting from expansion to quality and talent development in education; Universities that do not meet basic educational conditions are expected to restrict the admission of new foreign students from 2029 onwards.

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09/09 2026
Australasia Study Policy

Australia's student visa refusal rate reaches a ten-year high of 24.2%

ABC, based on data compiled by Department of Home Affairs, showed that in June 2026 the student visa denial rate had risen to 24.2 per cent, up from 7.9 per cent in June 2016. Home Affairs also requires that all Studen visa applicants meet the Geneine Studen (GS) criteria and that Taiwan applicants pay more attention to course selection, the consistency of learning motivations and supporting documentation.

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09/05 2026
British policy on study abroad

UK Student visa financial requirements rise in late November, alongside changes to Erasmus+ rules

(a) The revision of the HC 584 Immigration Rules, published by the British Government on 3 September, and the financial requirements of the Student visa will be increased from 30 November 2026; London £1,570 per month, non-London £1,203, up to 9 months. The same rule is for Britain to return to Erasmus+ in 2027 to adjust the Studen, ChildStudent and Victor paths.

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09/04 2026
Australasia Study Policy

Australia first uses new course-cancellation powers: management learning diplomas stop accepting new students

For the first time, the Australian federal government has used the new ESOS curriculum to remove powers to stop the recruitment and opening of new international students against Graduate Diploma of Management (Learning). Students who have already started their studies are still able to complete their courses.

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09/03 2026
American International Education

US federal court rules against revoking student visas over constitutionally protected speech

The United States Federal District Court for the Northern District of California, on 28 August 2026, ruled that the Government could not use specific immigration laws to revoke visas or initiate repatriation for legitimate statements protected by the First Amendment. The decision was the first instance of the Federal District Court, which did not issue a permanent injunction and could still be appealed.

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09/02 2026
British policy on study abroad

UK Child Student visa changes: a carer's suspended sentence may affect an application

In the United Kingdom, the Code of Criminal Records for Child Students has been updated since August 2026. The application must be refused if an adult appointed by the student to be a guardian, close relative, private Foster carer or resident with a guardian has been sentenced to a suspended sentence of more than 12 months; Under 12 months may be rejected.

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09/02 2026
Australasia International Education

Nova Institute of Technology closes on 1 September: tuition protection and transfer support begin

The Australian Department of Education (TPS) confirmed that Nova Institute of Technology ceased operations on 1 September 2026. Affected international students should keep up-to-date records of their achievements and courses and confirm alternative curricula, non-use of tuition fees and student visa arrangements under the TPS procedure.

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