In a major shift to balance migration with national interests, Australia has announced a 9% increase in its international student intake, setting the cap at 295,000 for 2026. With a strategic focus on Southeast Asia and stricter conditions for universities, the move aims to sustain the growth of international education while easing housing pressures.

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