Study Abroad News

The recent local elections in Ireland, which saw a record number of immigrant candidates elected and a minimal presence of...

As the dust settles from the European Parliament elections, the implications of the results are becoming clear. While there has...

A coalition of immigrants’ rights groups has filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration, challenging the president's recent executive actions...

Ashly Trejo Mejia, a 23-year-old from Hyattsville, Maryland, is uncertain about her future medical school aspirations due to an impending...

Several Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Kuwait, are on the verge of allowing Russian citizens to enter without...

Australia's government is intensifying its efforts to overhaul the visa system by closing two key pathways effective July 1, 2024....

VISA has reached a significant milestone with its tokenization technology, issuing over 10 billion tokens since its inception in 2014....

The Australian government has announced stringent measures to curb onshore visa transitions, effectively ending the practice known as ‘visa hopping’....

The rejection rate for Schengen visa applications from Nigerians has reached a four-year high due to stricter visa policies and...

Columbus State University (CSU) recently concluded a two-week study abroad trip to South Korea, marking a significant educational experience for...