Immigration Operations and Language Barriers : Helping Navigate Bureaucracy at Non-English Destinations

In 2024, non-English-speaking countries have gained traction as study destinations for international students, with Germany, France, Japan, and South Korea seeing a marked increase in student enrollments. Germany, for instance, has experienced a 15% growth in international enrollments over the past year, largely due to its strong academic offerings in engineering and technology.

However, for many students, the immigration and administrative processes in these destinations are fraught with challenges, particularly due to language barriers. Data from the reveals that nearly 65% of international students in non-English-speaking countries face significant issues with language accessibility when navigating visa applications, residence permits, and other bureaucratic processes.