International-education platform Edvoy announced on 6 November that it will host a dedicated UK and Ireland ‘Admissions Day’ for Indian and African students on 8 November 2025. More than 30 universities are expected online to deliver 500 one-to-one counselling sessions covering academic fit, proof-of-funds, visa timelines and post-study work options for the January and September 2026 intakes.
The virtual fair comes as UK student-visa rules tighten ahead of a full e-Visa rollout next year and as Ireland expands its Graduate Route to two years for master’s programmes. Edvoy’s advisers will walk applicants through new proof-of-maintenance thresholds (GBP 13,050 for London, GBP 10,800 elsewhere) and recent changes to English-language testing equivalencies.
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For Indian education agents and corporate scholarship programmes, the event offers direct institutional contacts, reducing turnaround time for conditional offers. HR teams sponsoring employees for master’s degrees abroad can also gain clarity on course alignment and employer reference formats accepted by UK Visas & Immigration (UKVI).
Edvoy says demand for STEM and nursing programmes is strong, with 34 % of pre-registrations seeking data-science courses. The company will provide an automated document-checklist generator and discount codes for priority-visa appointments booked through its portal.
The virtual fair comes as UK student-visa rules tighten ahead of a full e-Visa rollout next year and as Ireland expands its Graduate Route to two years for master’s programmes. Edvoy’s advisers will walk applicants through new proof-of-maintenance thresholds (GBP 13,050 for London, GBP 10,800 elsewhere) and recent changes to English-language testing equivalencies.
For Indian education agents and corporate scholarship programmes, the event offers direct institutional contacts, reducing turnaround time for conditional offers. HR teams sponsoring employees for master’s degrees abroad can also gain clarity on course alignment and employer reference formats accepted by UK Visas & Immigration (UKVI).
Edvoy says demand for STEM and nursing programmes is strong, with 34 % of pre-registrations seeking data-science courses. The company will provide an automated document-checklist generator and discount codes for priority-visa appointments booked through its portal.
