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New Immigration Measures Affecting Students
By Richmond Chambers

The Government has recently announced a series of measures that it says are designed to tackle potential abuse of the student visa system.Contact Us

 The Government has recently announced a series of measures that it says are designed to tackle potential abuse of the student visa system.Contact Us

Making the EU a more attractive destination
By Richmond Chambers

The European Commission has proposed to make it easier and more attractive for non-EU national students, researchers and other groups to enter and stay in the EU for periods exceeding three months. Procedural guarantees, in particular through a 60-day time limit...

 for Member States' authorities to decide on an application for a visa or residence permit, which will make the application process more straightforward and transparent. Intra-EU mobility and transfer of skills and knowledge. Simpler and more flexible rules...

Net migration falls but concerns over policy remain
By Richmond Chambers

The latest provisional figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that the net migration figure for the year ending June 2012 was 163,000 - a fall of 84,000 from the previous year.Changes to immigration rulesAccording to the Government, this fall...

 follows a number of changes introduced to the immigration rules, including a tightening up of the immigration routes where abuse was most common. The Government claims that its changes will ensure the country continues to attract highly skilled workers and...

Overseas student numbers continue to rise
By Richmond Chambers

New figures released by UCAS have shown that the UK remains a popular destination for international students.

 New figures released by UCAS have shown that the UK remains a popular destination for international students.

IoD warns against student visa changes
By Richmond Chambers

The Institute of Directors (IoD) has spoken out against the government's proposed changes to the student visa system.

 The Institute of Directors (IoD) has spoken out against the government's proposed changes to the student visa system.

New student rules to welcome the brightest and best
By Richmond Chambers

New rules will come into force within weeks to ensure that the brightest and the best students can stay and work in the UK, Immigration Minister Damian Green has announced. encourage growth - a new Graduate Entrepreneur route will open, with up to 1,000...

 places for students working on world-class innovative ideas who want to stay and develop them but do not meet the requirements of the Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) route; boost the economy - young entrepreneurs or small company directors will get the chance to stay on in...

Private HE colleges face devastation from student visa controls
By Richmond Chambers

Private higher education colleges face being devastated by a 'misplaced' clampdown on overseas students, CentreForum has warned. The government should give Tier 4 visa applicants on HE courses at private colleges the same working...

 rights as those studying at public universities. Tier 4 international students should be treated as temporary visitors rather than permanent migrants, and should be excluded from the government's net migration figures.

Foreign students experience problems studying in the EU
By Richmond Chambers

According to a report issued by the European Commission, foreign students still experience difficulties coming to the EU to study, due to an uneven implementation of the relevant EU legislation.

 According to a report issued by the European Commission, foreign students still experience difficulties coming to the EU to study, due to an uneven implementation of the relevant EU legislation.

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