Indians top UK student visas and extensions in 2025

According to new Home Office data, Indian nationals formed the largest group receiving UK study and work visa extensions in 2025. Indian student numbers rose slightly, while tighter immigration rules caused a sharp fall in dependents. China saw a decline in numbers.

The UK Home Office released 2025 visa data showing Indian nationals topping student visas, work extensions, and graduate route grants. This marks the second year Indians dominated UK study and work visa extensions, as China's numbers fell.

The data indicates a slight rise in Indian student numbers, but tighter immigration rules led to a sharp drop in dependents. Changes occurred across several visa categories, including skilled worker visas and health care worker visas.

These figures highlight the growing interest among Indian students in studying in the UK, despite policy changes.

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Realistic photo of German immigration office showing statistics on reduced 2025 expulsion orders affecting Georgians, Albanians, and Turks.
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Germany issues fewer expulsion orders in 2025

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In 2025, Germany withdrew residence rights from 8,232 foreigners, a slight decrease from 9,277 cases the previous year. Individuals from Georgia, Albania, and Turkey were most affected. The figures come from a government response to a query by the Left party.

The number of asylum claims in the UK dropped by 4 percent to 100,625 in 2025, though it remains more than double pre-pandemic levels. Small boat crossings across the Channel rose by 13 percent to 45,774, making up 41 percent of all claims, with Eritreans the most common nationality. Home Office figures also show declines in work and student visas alongside changes in migrant accommodation.

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South Korean visitors to China have surged following the extension of a unilateral visa-free policy allowing 30-day stays, reaching 3.16 million in 2025, up 36.9 percent from 2024. Dubbed a 'Korean v-blogger influx,' content creators are documenting mainland life, with one saying, 'the window has opened and everyone wants to take a look inside.' January saw over 300,000 arrivals, up 48 percent year-on-year.

Japanese companies began job seminars on Sunday targeting university students graduating in spring 2027, amid ongoing labor shortages that keep the job market favorable for candidates. The rapid spread of artificial intelligence has intensified competition for science and engineering talent. Official recruitment activities started following a government request to delay until this date.

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Chinese outbound tourism is seeing an unprecedented rise in 2026, with international trips expected to surpass pre-pandemic levels. Travellers seek premium, personalised experiences, influencing global travel trends. Destinations worldwide are adapting to meet demands for luxury and cultural immersion.

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