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• NZ Inc offshore operations guide

• Indigenous Peoples Talk Series 2023: final event

  The third and final event of the Indigenous Peoples Talk Series will be held online on 29 October 2023, at 10am in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2pm NZDT). 

  This event, jointly organised by The Tuyang Initiative, a Malaysian Social Enterprise, and Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao, is focused on Arts and Culture, specifically the expectations of authenticity in indigenous arts and culture and what this means. Taking part in the discussion are several brilliant indigenous academics, artists, and cultural practitioners from Malaysia and Aotearoa New Zealand, including Nichola Te Kiri, contemporary designer and founder of Nichola – Design from Aotearoa. 

  Information on the Tuyang Initiative was shared in a previous E-News here. You can register for this free event via this form: https://forms.gle/5f3SW5iCteZTHyC98 

  

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• INZ student visa processing update

  Immigration New Zealand’s (INZ) Palmerston North Area Office (PNAO) is coming out of the peak processing period for onshore student visa applications, with the last of the March visa applications still to be processed.

  The standard processing timeframe for a student visa application is 20 working days for an online application, and 25 working days for a paper-based application.

  Kimberley Polata, PNAO Head of Operations, said her team is working on applications received within the last 20 days and is committed to clearing these applications by the end of April.

  Progress has already been made towards this, with PNAO sending out nearly 1,800 visa decisions in the last week alone, she said

  “There are approximately 1,100 visa applications where further documentation or information has been requested from the student, and this is required in order to compete the application.”

  Ms Polata asks that education providers check in with their students who are still waiting for their visa decision and ask them to check their email and online applications for communication from INZ.

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• Around the world in five

  Canada

  Canada considers study permit cap tweaks as job losses mount

  Despite possible adjustments to come, experts are warning of deepening financial and educational fallout from Canada's study permit caps.

  Global

  University impact rankings expand but remain volatile

  Designed to showcase how institutions are working towards addressing the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, this year’s Times Higher Education Impact Rankings edition is the biggest yet.

  Asia

  "Asian tigers" ramp up internationalisation amid big four woes

  Territories and countries like South Korea and Hong Kong, part of the so-called “Asian Tigers” alongside Singapore and Taiwan, now view international students and intra-East Asian mobility as critical to sustaining economic growth in the region. 

  United Kingdom

  UK higher education feels the pinch of funding crunch, over 50 universities drop in QS world rankings

  Over 50 UK universities have dropped in the latest QS World University Rankings, with funding concerns emerging as a key factor behind the decline.

  The United States of America

  Can the US afford to lose its 1.1 million international students?

  International students contributed $43.8bn to the US economy last year and created 378,175 jobs nationwide.