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Study In Ireland

STUDY IN IRELAND

Ireland is one of the most popular  breathtaking destination for students who wants to study in Europe. Ireland is home to some of the finest universities in the world that  provides first-rate globally-recognised education to the students. Degree from Ireland is considered equivalent to the degree from education institutes of the UK.  Numerous academic institutions offer many programs in various fields such as Law, Art & Design and many more. Moreover, English is the primary spoken language in most of Ireland’s regions.

 WHY STUDY IN IRELAND?

• Ireland is one of the wealthiest nations in the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-activity and Development).
• Ireland is a neighbouring nation of the United Kingdom so you can easily travel to major cities such as London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow.
• Getting a Bachelors or Masters in Ireland is a great experience for your professional development.
• Across Ireland, there are two dozen universities and institutes of technology in which students can apply.Some of the key fields Irish universities specialise in include the natural sciences, technology, economics, and the humanities. 
• People who love nature, literature, and ancient history will really enjoy studying in Ireland.
• There is very less unemployment rate in Ireland.
• Various scholarship opportunities are available for international students.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA OF IRELAND STUDY VISA

• You must be over 18 years of age.
• You must have a strong academic record.
•  You must be seeking admission to a professional, technical or other course of studies.
•  You must have secured admission to a foreign university institution

IRELAND STUDY VISA REQUIREMENTS

There are two types of study visa in Ireland.
1. 'C type study visa'- for the course that lasts less than three months.
2. 'D type study visa'- for the course that lasts longer than three months.

Documents required for ‘D Study visa’ in Ireland

•  A current passport or other valid travel documentation
• Letter of acceptance from a recognised Irish institution
• As a mandatory condition, your passport needs to be valid for 12 months i.e., after your proposed date of arrival in Ireland 
• Passport-sized colour photographs
• The score of an English language proficiency test such as IELTS, PTE. 
• Proof of fee payment (this can either be a valid receipt showing course fees has been lodged to an approved student fee payment service or of the copy of Electronic Transfer of Funds by the applicant to the Irish bank of the university or college)
• Evidence of funds to provide your living expenses for the duration of your course
• Evidence that accounts for any gaps in your educational history (if any) 
• Medical insurance details
• You might also be asked to provide with your biometric information as part of the application process
• A statement of your commitment that you’ll leave Ireland on the expiry of your visa

For 'C' visa you need application summary sheets and proof of your return home as attested documents
Evidence of academic ability to pursue your chosen course
You may also have to appear for a personal interview at the Ireland embassy or consulate.  
If any of your document is not in English/Irish, then it must include a full translation. Also, each of the translated document must consist of:

• A translator confirmation as evidence of accurate translation of the original document submitted;
• The translation date;
• The full name and signature of the translator; and
• The contact details of your translator

*Please note that these are the basic requirements, speak with your Japnoor Travels Pvt. Ltd.’s study visa counsellor for a detailed list of documents required for visa processing.

 PROCESSING TIME FOR IRELAND STUDY VISA

Usually, the processing time of the student visa Ireland is up to 4-8 weeks from the date of application. However, you are advised to apply for the Ireland student visa up to 3 months before your traveling date to Ireland.

UPCOMING INTAKES IN IRELAND

Irish universities and colleges offer two major intakes. In some universities, intakes may also be referred to as a semester. The two intakes available in Ireland are:
Autumn/Semester 1: Starts early September and runs till December
Spring/Semester 2: Starts late January through to May.

 
DEPENDENTS

It is not the general policy to allow family members to join students who are in Ireland as students. You may be able to make a case as to why you should be an exception to this general rule.
 

WORK APPROVAL FOR STUDENTS

Ireland offers work opportunities to International students during their study in order to cut their daily expenses. Part-time work in Ireland can support your everyday costs. Allowed working hours may vary in some conditions.

• Students eligible for part-time work during study are granted Visa Stamp 2.
• The students who don't get part-time work opportunity, get the Visa Stamp 2A.
• If you have received stamp 2 on your passport, students can take up casual employment to supplement their income while studying in Ireland. During term time you can work up to 20 hours per week and during normal college holiday periods you can work on a full-time basis up to 40 hours per week.