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Canada introduces reforms to its International Student Program, including a new provincial attestation letter requirement for study permit applications, extended post-graduation work permits for master's graduates, restrictions on PGWPs for public-private partnership college programs, and updated work permit eligibility for spouses of international students, aiming for sustainable growth and enhanced program integrity.

Japan announces a new 6-month digital nomad visa starting in March for those with a ¥10M annual income. It allows remote work, excludes residency, and requires private health insurance. The move aligns with the global trend, aiming to boost tourism and innovation, compared to South Korea and Taiwan's offerings.

Canada is implementing measures to stabilize international student growth. A two-year intake cap will reduce approved study permits by 35% for 2024, with exemptions for certain students. Provinces and territories will allocate permits. Post-Graduation Work Permit Program eligibility will change. Additional reforms aim to support students and enhance program integrity.

South Korea's new Digital Nomad Visa offers high-income remote workers the chance to live and work in Korea for up to two years, with applications open at Korean embassies requiring proof of income and medical insurance.

Canada has implemented specific immigration measures and risk assessment adjustments to aid those affected