Population, politics, perception: The viral function indicates the triple challenge for Indian students abroad

A post on the Reddit Forum for Admission/COLLEGEADMIN sparked a hot discussion about whether the developed countries are increasingly moving to reduce the flow of Indian students.

The original publication indicated that the United States has made student visa and work more challenging in recent years, while Canada has also started targeting Indian students with more strict policies.

Although the UK has also become tougher, the post has suggested that many potential students are now converting to focus into Europe, especially Germany. “What is the mistake with us that every country wants to shorten us?” Request the post.

Drawing after strong reactions. One commentator wrote, “They are already. Every developed country has made it difficult for Indian students to attend … this will get worse with the passage of years.” Another argued that the issue stems from absolute population pressure and political optics, saying that the proposed reduction in the United Kingdom to the work visa after the study and the rise of the anti -immigrant policy has doubled the challenges.

Others have pointed out that although the majority of Indian immigrants are extending in law and a good society, violations of a small minority-starting from exceeding visas to criminal activity-create negative perceptions. Another Redditor emphasized that immigration policies are often aimed at diversity, which means that no single nationality should flow.

“You do not compete against other countries; you are competing against each other,” they wrote, noting that the sizes of high application from India inevitably lead to the numbers of higher rejection compared to the smaller countries.