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Band 7+: The chart below shows changes in the number of international students in Australia in 2019 and 2020

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The image displays a paired bar graph comparing international student counts in Australia for years 2019 and 2020 from various countries: China (2019: 159,000, 2020: 150,000), India (2019: 105,000, 2020: 101,625), Nepal (2019: 51,500, 2020: 50,454), Vietnam (2019: 39,000, 2020: 38,025), Brazil (2019: 28,200, 2020: 23,392), and Malaysia (2019: 18,900, 2020: 18,376). All countries show a decrease in student count from 2019 to 2020.
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The bar chart details the rise and fall of the number of overseas students in Australia in two consecutive years starting from 2019.

Looking from an overall perspective, Australia welcomed foreign students the most from China. In addition, whilst India, Nepal and Vietnam recorded growth in the number of students, the reverse trend was true for the other countries.

In 2019, there were 182,325 Chinese students who chose Australia as their destination, which was almost double that of India with 92,024 students. Nepal ranked third with 46,382 students studying in Australia, far exceeding the figures for Vietnam (22,204 students), Brazil (22,859 students) and Malaysia (21,736 students).

Despite a substantial decline to 167,568, China still headed the list of overseas students in 2020. At the same time, India and Nepal, by contrast, experienced an improvement in their figures with 108,049 students for the former and 50,252 students for the latter. The number of Vietnamese students who opted for Australia went up to 23,268 whereas both Brazil and Malaysia saw a negligible fall to 21,086 and 19,564 students in turn.

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