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Indian and Australian governments are collaborating to set up a task force that would pave a way to build qualification recognition arrangements. This would result in increased two-way mobility.

Germany is the most popular study destination, due to its tuition-free university education. There are a total of 426 higher education universities in Germany, including 106 universities, 216 universities of applied sciences, 52 colleges of art and 16 theological universities. The majority of them are primarily sponsored by the state and do not charge tuition to both domestic and international students.

When compared to other colleges and universities in Europe and the United Kingdom, Ireland's colleges and universities are leading the way in this sector, since they provide non-traditional education through a distinct and diverse teaching methodology.

The Netherlands, a small country in western Europe, has made a mark in the world of education. In the past few years, the country has become a popular destination for studies.

New Zealand is gaining importance as the new hub for international education with over 20,000 international students enrolled currently. The international student population in New Zealand represents over 160 countries. New Zealand attracts a greater number of candidates from the Asia Pacific region than others. Qualifications earned in New Zealand are highly regarded and recognized in more than 50 countries since it is a member of the Lisbon Qualification Recognition Convention.

Among the European nations offering study abroad opportunities to international students, Italy is one of the most budget-friendly countries. The top universities in Italy take pride in their ranking and heritage. The country is also popular for being home to some of the top business schools in Europe. Currently more than 500 English taught programs in Italy are available for international students.