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6/12/2025, 10:14:07 AM

As a strong alternative to well-known study abroad locations like the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, Dubai is seeing a rise in popularity among Indian students looking for overseas educational possibilities. The unique value proposition of the emirate, which combines world-class education with cultural familiarity and affordable accessibility, is changing student preferences throughout India as the global education environment continues to change in 2025. https://infinitenewsdesk.com/dubai-emerges-as-premier-study-abroad-destination-for-indian-students/ Read more here^

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6/12/2025, 10:02:37 AM

The Trump Gold Card is a new scheme that demands foreigners to pay a $5 million one-time fee. The US government has developed a website for applicants. Interested parties can register and apply for the gold card, which is being promoted as a route to US citizenship, on their website. https://infinitenewsdesk.com/trump-gold-card-website-goes-live-registration-for-5-million-gold-card-opens-for-global-citizens/ Read more here^

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5/13/2025, 9:51:02 AM

Non-traditional options in Asia and Europe are gaining momentum on the typical study abroad destinations of the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Indian students are looking for more flexible and economical study options as a result of restrictive visa policies and growing educational expenses in the “Big Four” nations. Industry insiders claim that students are increasingly choosing nations like the UAE, Japan, and Germany because they provide more affordable education, flexible immigration laws, and more defined job paths. https://infinitenewsdesk.com/big-four-study-abroad-destinations-losing-ground-to-non-traditional-options/ Read more here^

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5/13/2025, 10:02:42 AM

The UK government, under Prime Minister Keir Starmer, is executing stricter immigration policies to address public concerns about high migration levels and their impact on public services and social structure. Starmer has described the previous open-border approach as a "failed experiment" and is introducing reforms to regain control over immigration. https://infinitenewsdesk.com/uk-government-to-tighten-immigration-rules-amid-voter-anger/ Read more here^

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5/13/2025, 9:47:19 AM

Singapore, Ireland, and Dubai are becoming more and more popular study abroad options for Indian students. Better visa regulations, higher-quality education, and more favorable employment prospects are the main drivers of this change. https://infinitenewsdesk.com/indian-students-shift-preferences-singapore-ireland-and-dubai-over-traditional-study-abroad-destinations/ Read more here^

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5/13/2025, 9:56:26 AM

It is now more tough for immigrants to become citizens of France because of new rules the government has put in place to limit access to French nationality. The new regulations, which take effect on January 1, 2026, place a greater emphasis on "assimilation" and demand that candidates show a deeper bond with French culture and values. https://infinitenewsdesk.com/france-tightens-citizenship-rules-with-stricter-screening-of-immigrants/ Read more here^

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5/13/2025, 9:59:24 AM

Parents and students thinking about study abroad possibilities are more uncertain as a result of the ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan. A lot of families are reconsidering their plans because they are worried about their financial stability, safety and travel. https://infinitenewsdesk.com/tensions-between-india-and-pakistan-force-students-to-re-evaluate-their-study-abroad-plans/ Read more here^

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5/14/2025, 11:55:02 AM

The new immigration regulations announced by the UK government are probably going to have a big effect on Indian professionals and students. The government's decision to keep the Graduate Route in place has been welcomed by the National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK (NISAU), although the group has voiced concerns about the shorter post-study visa offer period and its possible effects on Indian students. https://infinitenewsdesk.com/uks-new-immigration-rules-a-mixed-bag-for-indian-students-and-professionals/ Read more here^

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5/20/2025, 11:52:37 AM

Finding work in the UK has become more difficult for Indians and other international workers as a result of the UK government's tougher immigration laws. The government is working to lower net migration and match visa pathways with the UK's long-term security and skills goals. https://infinitenewsdesk.com/new-uk-visa-rules-what-does-it-mean-for-indian-workers/ Read more here^

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5/15/2025, 12:04:58 PM

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and the general public are furious by a recent change in the United States. A 5% tax on remittances sent overseas is part of a budget bill that was issued by the Republican-controlled House. There has been strong opposition to this decision, with many calling it a "new form of stealing." https://infinitenewsdesk.com/us-bill-proposes-5-tax-on-nri-remittances-sparks-outrage/ Read more here^