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A busy Jakarta fair, families joining the decision and a growing set of Asian alternatives suggest Indonesian students are comparing more options than before.

Five South Asian markets are moving in five different directions, often several at once, surging in some destinations and retreating hard in others, while India declines in nearly all of them at the same time.

Latin America isn’t under-invested because demand is weak. It’s under-invested because entry is expensive, and that cost is keeping real, growing markets out of sight.

Why Canada, US, and Ireland institutions should treat Gulf-based expatriate communities as a distinct, resilient recruitment vertical for upcoming intakes.

If you oversee China International student recruitment, the issue to watch in 2026 is not application numbers on their own. It is a regulatory shift that is quietly rewriting the rules for education agents in China.

In the region’s most agent-anchored markets, a new class of advisor is winning student trust and forcing institutions to rethink how they show up.

 From a handful of Kathmandu counselling offices to a 10,000-agency industry now facing its first real reckoning.

What happens when we understand the words but not how to incorporate them into our behavior?

What happens when we understand the words but not how to incorporate them into our behavior?