Budget 2026: targeted two-year Graduate permission announced
28 October 2026
Graduates of universities with high levels of compliance and strong labour market outcomes will be eligible for two years’ permission under the Graduate route.
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Home Office announces a 'visa brake' on students coming from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan
04 March 2026
UKCISA is expecting a Statement of Changes on Thursday 5 March. We will analyse and provide guidance for members and students.
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English Conversation Cafés transform international student experience at University of Reading
25 February 2026
Learn about how the English Conversation Café model complements formal study, strengthens classroom participation and enhances international students’ overall experience in the UK.
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CEO member update: policy, advocacy and events
17 February 2026
Chief Exec Anne Marie Graham shares an update on priorities at UKCISA
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Members: share your examples of unreasonable reasons for refusal of permission following a credibility interview
05 February 2026
UKCISA invites members to share examples of unreasonable or highly subjective reasons for refusal of Student immigration permission following a credibility interview
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Home Office publishes findings from the survey of English language assessment methods
30 January 2026
Member update.
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HE England home fees: Afghanistan Response Route added
30 January 2026
Updated information about the requirements you need to meet if you want to pay 'home' fees on the basis of the 'Persons granted leave under the Afghan Schemes, and family' category
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