[Big reversal! 25-year cap on international student numbers will be blocked]

The cap policy, which was so noisy before, has made many friends who are ready to study in Australia worried. In August this year, Australia's education minister proposed the implementation of the cap policy from January 1, 2025, for a period of two years. To put it simply, the number of international students can only account for 40% of the total enrollment of the school, which is based on the enrollment situation in 2019.

By the end of 23, the number of international students applying to study in Australia has exceeded 500,000. The proposal of the Labor Party's policy means that the number of overseas students in Australia will be reduced by nearly half next year, which not only affects the application of overseas students, but also has a great impact on the Australian education industry However, due to the international student enrollment quota for various universities has been issued, many schools have made countermeasures, such as New South suspended all semester applications for next year, and many majors at the University of Sydney have been filled. Just when everyone thought it was over, the plot took a big turn. Ultra-popular universities such as the University of Sydney and the University of Melbourne were among those on the list. At that time, everyone was worried that once this policy was implemented, whether the difficulty of studying in Australia would be greatly increased in the future, and the competition would become super fierce.

But! In these two days, things have taken a new turn. According to reliable sources, the opposition Coalition party, the United Law Party, opposes the bill in parliament. What does this mean? If Parliament rejects the cap bill, restrictions on international students will be outlawed next year. In other words, many popular urban institutions, such as the University of New South Wales, the University of Sydney, the University of Melbourne and Monash University, may still be able to recruit students as before after January 1 next year. This is really great news for us who plan to study in Australia. However, policy changes in Australia are like those in June. We can not take it lightly, or we should always pay attention to official news or authoritative media reports. If you have a plan to study abroad, you must make preparations in advance, such as getting qualified language scores in advance and preparing various application materials.

If you have already got the offer of an Australian university, then breathe a sigh of relief, but don't relax too much, according to the requirements of the school to do the preparatory work, such as arranging accommodation, understanding the school environment and so on. Those who are still hesitant about choosing a college can also review their choices, and those popular colleges that were afraid to consider due to the cap policy can now be included in the shortlist.