Rising tuition fees, rupee depreciation and visa uncertainty are forcing Indian students to rethink traditional study abroad destinations like the US, UK and Canada.
China has launched a new five-year tech visa to attract global STEM talent, giving Indian professionals flexible access to research and innovation roles.
A new US report shows that study abroad delivers measurable career benefits. Graduates with international experience earn more, have stronger job outcomes and see higher employer demand.
Canada has announced a major Research Talent Initiative to attract more than 1,000 global researchers, doctoral scholars and postdoctoral fellows. Backed by over 1.7 billion CAD, the new Impact Plus programs expand funded pathways for advanced research in technology, health, climate and national security.
International student mobility is shifting sharply in 2026. Western countries are tightening entry while Asian and European destinations rapidly expand capacity and attract more global talent.
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