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Browse the latest country briefings in date order. Each article highlights practical decisions, the current framework and points to confirm before taking action.
A student does not need to wait for a graduation ceremony to apply for the Graduate visa, but the education provider must first tell the Home Office that the course was successfully completed.
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From 1 April 2026, post-secondary international students do not need a co-op work permit for qualifying student work placements. The placement must still fit the current student-work rules and the person's status.
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From 1 January 2026, students entering degree-granting master's or doctoral programs at public institutions may fall under a PAL or TAL exemption. The words 'graduate program' alone do not settle the question.
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A final transcript may arrive on one day and a completion letter on another. The PGWP file should be planned around the first date the school can issue the full evidence set, not the ceremony date.
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A school can be a designated learning institution while a particular program still does not lead to a post-graduation work permit. Students should check the exact campus and program before paying a deposit.
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Financial evidence should explain amount, holding period, source, accessibility and payment plan.
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Prepare parental consent, relationship, accommodation, care and travel evidence for minors.
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Before cross-border progression or transfer, identify who recognises the qualification, required evidence and credit rules.
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After approval, control appointments, originals, medical checks, biometrics and the digital pass.
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Manage school registration, SOLAR application, in-principle approval, entry and issuance as separate stages.
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