
UK Universities Under Fire for Non-Refundable Deposits on Refused Student Visas
UK universities are facing criticism for retaining non-refundable deposits from international students whose visa applications are rejected, a practice deemed unethical and potentially illegal.
Background
International student recruitment is a significant revenue source for UK universities. Recent years have seen increased scrutiny of UK immigration policies and the financial practices of educational institutions, particularly concerning international applicants and their rights.
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UK Universities Face Scrutiny Over Non-Refundable Deposits for Refused Visas
First report 3h agoLast update 3h agoThe policy of keeping non-refundable deposits for refused visas is seen as unfair and a consumer protection issue.
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