121% increase in Indians granted UK student visas

 

As per the latest National Statistics published by the UK Home Office on August 27, “Indian nationals saw a notable increase in the number of Tier 4 visas granted, more than doubling [up 121% to 48,297]” in the year ending June 2020 when compared to the year ending June 2019.

 

The statistics reveal a continuing increase that has been witnessed since 2016.

 

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