Budget 2026: targeted two-year Graduate permission announced
28 October 2026
Graduates of universities with high levels of compliance and strong labour market outcomes will be eligible for two years’ permission under the Graduate route.
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Version 6 of 'Who pays 'home' fees for HE in Wales?'
05 February 2025
Important changes are being made to the rules about who pays 'home' fees for HE in Wales, and UKCISA's guide has been updated.
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CEO update: eVisas, a new International Education Strategy, and UKCISA Annual conference
04 February 2025
The latest update from UKCISA Chief Executive Anne Marie Graham on what has kept us busy so far in 2025.
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New Chair and Vice-Chair appointed to lead UKCISA's Student Advisory Group for 2025
21 January 2025
The new Chair and Vice-Chair have taken up their positions as of 1 January 2025 and will serve for one year.
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The Home Office’s finalised Remote Delivery Policy
16 January 2025
On 14 January 2025, the Home Office circulated the finalised remote delivery policy together with a supporting Q&A.
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UKCISA collaboration results in clarified Academic Technology Approval System guidance
14 January 2025
On Wednesday 8 January 2025, the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) released new applicant guidance for the Academic Technology Approval System (ATAS) process.
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