The 2019 Fall International Student Enrollment Snapshot Survey Report provides the international education field with a timely look at current patterns in international student enrollment as of fall 2019 (2019/20 academic year) based on the responses of more than 500 U.S. higher education institutions. The report is released jointly with and complements "Open Doors 2019," which provides a comprehensive view of international student enrollment from the previous year (2018/19). As the Snapshot Survey represents a subset of the more than 2,800 institutions surveyed by "Open Doors," the full picture of 2019/20 enrollment will be analyzed in "Open Doors 2020" (November 2020). While international student enrollment continues to exhibit signs of leveling, the overall numbers of international students in the United States are expected to remain stable in fall 2019. Early indicators point to a continued but slowing decrease of 0.9 percent in new enrollment in fall 2019, with approximately half of reporting institutions recording declines. These institutions cited multiple factors, including visa difficulties, the global competition for talent, the U.S. social and political climate, and the costs of U.S. higher education.