New Zealand has outlined the categories of international students who are not permitted to take up employment while holding a student visa, according to a report by Legit.ng. The guidance clarifies which student visa holders are excluded from working under the country's current immigration rules. The move is intended to make the conditions attached to student visas clearer for international students considering study in New Zealand, though specific details of the restricted categories were not provided in the report.

Germany has published guidelines setting out how many hours international students are permitted to work while studying in the country on a student visa. According to the report, foreign students must comply with specific weekly work limits as a condition of their visa. The clarification is intended to inform international students about their employment rights and restrictions while pursuing their studies in Germany.

United States authorities have outlined seven activities that holders of B1/B2 visitor visas must avoid during their stay, according to Tuko. The restrictions include prohibitions on studying and taking up employment while in the country on a visitor visa. Officials warn that non-compliance with these conditions can carry serious consequences for visa holders, potentially affecting their current stay and future eligibility to enter the United States.

Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Investments, Trade and Industry, Lee Kinyanjui, has clarified the country's visa and permit rules, warning that visa-free entry does not grant foreigners the right to work, trade or run businesses. According to Business Today, Kinyanjui said foreign nationals planning to take up employment or engage in business and other economic activities in Kenya must obtain the appropriate work visas and permits before doing so.

New Zealand has outlined work-hour limits for international students holding student visas, saying permitted hours depend on the type of course. According to Legit.ng, most student visa holders are allowed part-time work, while some categories are exempt from the usual limits. The guidance clarifies conditions under which students may work while studying, but the blurb does not provide exact hour thresholds, affected courses, implementation dates, or comments from New Zealand authorities.

The United Kingdom has updated its English language requirements for the Skilled Worker visa, according to Legit.ng. Under the new guidance, most foreign applicants must demonstrate English proficiency at the B2 level. However, some applicants who have previously held Skilled Worker permission may qualify at the lower B1 level. The changes are part of revised immigration rules affecting foreign nationals seeking to work in the UK through the Skilled Worker route.