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July 23, 2026|06:18

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UK loses $3.9bn as tighter immigration rules drive fall in international students

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The United Kingdom (UK) economy has lost an estimated £2.9 billion ($3.89 billion) following a decline in international student enrolment

UK loses $3.9bn as tighter immigration rules drive fall in international students

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