Guidance and news you need to know.

Due to the impact of COVID-19, 2020 has been an unprecedented year. From lockdown to border closure and travel ban, many changes have occurred in Australian Immigration this year.

Australia's borders are opening after being blocked since March 2020. On November 30, 63 international students arrived in Darwin, cleared quarantine, and started classes.

To prevent COVID-19, the New Zealand border is blocked to most travellers. controlled isolation and quarantine Any traveller to New Zealand must be COVID-19 tested and quarantined for 14 days.

Holders of New Zealand resident visas who are currently located outside of New Zealand and whose travel conditions are about to run out will be eligible to apply for an extension or a new visa.

Canadian schools with coronavirus preparedness programmes accepted new study permit holders. Designated Learning Institutions, or DLIs, accept overseas students regardless of study permit date.

The old Tier 4 pathway for student visa application criteria for international students has been improved and made simpler by the UK government's new points-based Student Route for visas.

The RN OSCE is the practical exam for registered nurses seeking Australian registration. The purpose of the RN OSCE is to compare test takers to the NMBA Registered Nurse Standards for Practice.

Many students have always dreamed of studying abroad, and for good reason! The advantages of studying abroad are numerous. You'll obtain a global degree and a complete education.

Starting October 10th, nurses and midwives who have taken their basic qualification overseas will be able to take a language test of English proficiency on their own computers at home.