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The overseas destination for students has changed

considerably in the recent past with universities around the

world offering an increased number of courses along with the

ease of getting admissions.
PURSUING OVERSEAS

EDUCATION
DURING THE PANDEMIC

The adversity of the COVID-19 pandemic has also greatly

impacted the international students in pursuing education

overseas. With measures such as the closing of airports

and sealing borders globally, questions arise in many

aspirants who dreamt of studying abroad. But how much

has this pandemic impacted?
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Scope for Overseas Education

During Pandemic
Travel Restrictions And The

Protocols
Getting The Student

Visa
Preferred Study Destinations

Around The World
Though this pandemic has impacted travelling globally, a

recent study by iSchoolConnect revealed 91% of Indian

students is still showing interest in travelling abroad for their

education.
Travel restrictions are one of the foremost concerns for the

present as well as aspiring Indian students to study abroad. As

per the ‘traffic light’ system for international travel, India

which was in the ‘Red List’ initially has been moved to the

‘Amber List’ w.e.f 8th August 2021
In the phase of the ongoing pandemic, visa centres around

the world were closed from providing such services. But

fortunately, things are returning to normalcy and centres are

now opening up to process visa applications.

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