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Aus reiterates cap measures in budget

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The Australian budget for 2024-2025 came with no real surprises for the international education sector, after a draft framework announced on May 11 outlined a “soft cap” on international student enrolment. Any new accommodation built will be available to both local and international students.

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Suggestion to impose cap in Aus “shortsighted”

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Analysis from the Group of Eight in Australia has found “no direct link” between international students and the nation’s current housing crisis. Key sector stakeholders have already rejected the idea of a formal cap, despite some suggesting there is an informal cap in place around slow visa approval rates.

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Masters and PhDs exempt from caps as Canada preps PGWP and visa changes

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The note, sent to members on January 19, says IRCC is aiming to bring total numbers back in line with 2022, when Canada hosted some 800,000 international students. IRCC said student numbers then were at “more sustainable levels” In 2021, there were 621,565 international students in the country.

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How to solve the international student housing crisis

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When Canada’s housing minister suggested capping international students numbers , just weeks after exalting the importance of student migration in his former role as immigration minister, the country’s education sector rushed to defend students. Are international students making housing shortages worse?

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Int’l student cap not off the table in Canada amid housing crisis

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Canada could limit the number of international students it welcomes in a bid to ease housing pressures, the country’s housing minister has indicated. In 2022, the Canada Housing and Mortgage Corporation estimated that to restore affordability, an additional 3.5

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Negative headlines ‘harming’ Canada’s reputation

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International education professionals across Canada are considering how negative news headlines and recent announcements by government may be harming brand Canada. “In Québec, there is a governmental program to subsidise affordable housing,” he said. We are a small university with only [around] 7,000 students.

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Canada international student cap “challenge” for regions

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A cap on the number of international students allowed into Canada would harm the country’s reputation and create a “challenge” for remote regions in need of international talent, say education professionals. Both Garrett and Martin worry that a cap could harm the country’s global reputation.