Canada is facing a significant decline in international student approvals, with the number of new post-secondary study permits projected to fall to just 80,000 in 2025. This represents a 62% decrease from last year and is the lowest level in a decade, according to data shared by the ApplyBoard. The drop has surpassed the decline observed during the Covid-19 pandemic and marks a historic shift in Canada’s international education sector. Onshore students, or those already studying in Canada, are expected to account for nearly two-thirds of all study permits issued this year, a sharp change in the enrolment mix. Post-secondary approvals fall to decade low The federal government’s new study permit caps, introduced in 2024 and tightened in 2025, have significantly reduced the number of
International student approvals fall 62% this year in Canada: Can universities adapt to the shrinking intake?
 The Times of India6 hrs ago
 The Times of India6 hrs ago
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