Foreign students could be forced to leave UK after course

May Wants To 'Send Home' Foreign Graduates wrote:Official figures from the Office for National Statistics show that 121,000 non-EU students entered the UK in the year to June, but only 51,000 left, meaning 70,000 stayed behind in just one year, The Sunday Times says.

Some courses last longer than one year.

This is a proposed plan, but there are very narrow chances for it to go ahead because of the Feasibility.

Already students in the uk spend a lot of time dealing with immigration matters, any such thing will mean more immigration matters.

Because of stricter rules these days many students have gone already, because they were not genuine students, had immigration history problems, had maintenance problems. Which will eventually be good for genuine students because it will have positive effects.

Basically, uk wants to attrack only the cream in all areas, which is a good thinking from the governments point of view. They will only have the cream talent. For immigrants it sends a clear message that if you have come to study or intend to study, you must be a genuine student and behave like one too.