Is it the right time to send children abroad for studies?

The pandemic disrupted study abroad plans for many students, initially. But people did not put their study plans on pause despite the pandemic, especially since it was not known when the pandemic will end. Students across the world are accepted the new normal and moved on to secure their future.

In fact, according to UK Home Office data, over 98,747 study visas were issued to Indian students between in 2021, indicating over 90% rise over the previous year. There was a 30% increase in undergraduate applications and a 4% increase in applications overall from India as of June 2021, compared to last year as per UCAS data.

The UK is a great choice for higher education right now.

• Home to some of the most prestigious universities UK is known for its academic excellence. These include 4 of the top 10 universities in the world, according to QS World University Rankings, 2022.
• Also, the UK is committed to supporting thousands of Indian students in their dreams to pursue a world class UK education and post-study employment opportunities.
• With the launch of the UK government's Graduate Route scheme on 1 July 2021, students have the opportunity to avail a two-year post-study work visa which will enable them to build successful careers in the UK. The Graduate Route will help ensure that such students are able to gain coveted international work experience.

In terms of safety and health, universities in the UK are prepared for situations that may occur due to the pandemic and student safety remains top priority.