QISAN membership is open to both educational agents and educational Institutions recruiting international students.

International students are able to apply online for an English language school, private college, boarding school, college or university. Applications are forwarded to a QISAN accredited agent who then advises and guides the student through the application process.

Since its inception, QISAN has expanded its portfolio of services and is now the premier 'one-stop shop' for students, educational agents and educational institutions worldwide.

As promised, we have been arranging special opportunities for recruitment of international students from strategic locations. Malaysia, at the moment offers lots of opportunities to recruit good quality students. You may be aware that the National education plan for Malaysia includes the recruitment of 100,000 international students into Malaysia by 2010. These students are looking for some initial Foundation work and English before transferring to UK.

In Malaysia at the moment there are students from Mongolia, Nepal, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China, Vietnam, Singapore, Libya, Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, South Africa and many more. This is a real opportunity to diversify your international student base.

For more information please click on the link below.

Star Education Fair Malaysia

Calling all students

Don't forget that QISAN offers a Student Referral Service to all International Students without charging a fee to students. To find out more please follow the link below.

Find out more about the Student Referral Service

• ASIC are Border & Immigration Agency approved for the purposes of sponsorship under the Points Based System - The Government has announced a mandatory new requirement for educational establishments wishing to bring in international students under the Points Based System (PBS) which is set to be introduced for students early in 2009.
• Change in Immigration Rules for UK - Students and Institutions - Explanatory memorandum to the Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules laid on 3 April 2007
• New points based Visa system for international students coming to the UK - A new points- based system to enable the UK to control migration more effectively, tackle abuse and identify the most talented workers was launched by the Home Secretary.
• Border & Immigration Agency Launch