international students mobility In recent years many development countries have received the increasing numbers of students who study abroad that has expected to raise student mobility and migration. This essay will compare between three English speaking counties which have a large number of migrant students since 1990s namely: Canada, the United States and United Kingdom. Nowadays, there is dramatic increasing in number of overseas students who immigrant to Canada, US and the UK. Data from figure (1) can be compared with table (1) in terms of the level of framework for managing international students’ movement and the number of students in higher education from 1999 to 2008. Although the US have the hardest conditions to entry and the high level of authority of staying according table (1), there is a large number of international students there since 1999 until 2008 regardless figure(1). In contrast, the UK and Canada tend to have the easiest entry regulations that causes increase the number of students who study there as illustrated in figure (1) between1999 and 2008. Whereas, from table and figure (1) Canada’s immigration policies are low that leads to raise number of overseas students in the same period. (She and Wotherspoon 2013, p.5, 6) Turning now to another figure (4) as can be seen from it the mobility of students in total tertiary education is considerably less than in advanced research programs. Interestingly, the UK has the largest foreign enrolment in both levels. However, students in the US has the lowest number, while Canada’s international students are more than students in the US. (She and Wotherspoon 2013, p7) To sum up, it could be noticed that the number foreign students who tend to immigrant from their countries to another has increased gradually. That number is different according the enter policy of this country and the level of control to stay in it. She and Wotherspoon do this research to compare between the UK, Canada and US in particular which are depend on international students enrolment in advanced programs more another level of tertiary education.