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Australia’s international education sector is set to grow in 2025, with the Albanese government increasing the cap on student visas by 25,000. This decision not only aims to boost the economy but also deepen ties with Southeast Asia.

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00:00Labor confirms international student cap will rise.
00:05In this video, we explore Australia's increased international student cap for 2025, with priority
00:11now being given to Southeast Asian applicants, updated housing requirements and exemptions,
00:17and key government statements underscoring the sector's value.
00:21Watch till the end to understand how these shifts could impact your application and what
00:25strategies will help you succeed in this highly competitive environment.
00:43Australia's international education sector is set to grow in 2025, with the Albanese government
00:49increasing the cap on student visas by 25,000.
00:53This decision not only aims to boost the economy, but also deepen ties with Southeast Asia.
01:00The full version of this update is available on our website, link mentioned in the description
01:04below.
01:06Let's begin with increased international student cap for 2025.
01:13The student visa intake will rise to 295,000 in 2025, up from 270,000.
01:21This follows a temporary limit in 2024 due to record migration levels and housing pressure.
01:33Next we explore priority given to Southeast Asian applicants.
01:38Australia will prioritise students from Southeast Asia, reinforcing regional ties and strategic
01:43partnerships through education.
01:47Moving on to housing requirements and exemptions.
01:52Universities must prove they offer safe, secure housing to expand their caps.
01:57Students transitioning from Australian secondary schools to public universities or TAFEs are exempt.
02:04Then we examine government statements and sector value.
02:09Education Minister Jason Clare emphasised that international education supports both economic and diplomatic goals.
02:16Worth $50 billion annually, the sector also supports 250,000 jobs.
02:23Finally, we wrap up with the conclusion.
02:27With this expanded cap and a regional focus, Australia is paving the way for sustainable growth
02:32in its education sector.
02:35Prospective students and institutions alike are encouraged to prepare for a competitive,
02:39opportunity-rich 2025.
02:44We're out.
02:45What did you think?
02:46Hit the comments, drop a like and sub if you want more where this came from.
02:50Peace.
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