What will be the impact of the government removing the right for most international students to bring dependants with them to the UK? darshnasoni reports.
The government is removing the right of most international students to bring dependents with them to the UK – as part of a drive to reduce the amount of legal migration
to the UK.But universities say discouraging overseas students is a mistake – as they depend on the fees they pay – while it could also damage the UK’s global competitiveness.
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