Ireland Study Visa
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What is an Ireland Study Visa?
An Ireland Study Visa (Type D) is required for non-EEA nationals who wish to pursue a full-time education program in Ireland lasting longer than 90 days. It is issued by the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS), and all international students must have a confirmed offer from an Irish educational institution listed on the Interim List of Eligible Programmes (ILEP).
A valid Ireland study visa allows you to study, live, and legally work part-time in Ireland during your academic stay.
Documents checklist for an Irish student visa
- Valid passport (must be valid for at least 12 months)
- Signed and completed AVATS visa application form
- Letter of acceptance from a recognized Irish institution
- Proof of tuition fee payment or receipt
- Proof of funds
- Evidence of private medical insurance
- Passport-sized photographs
- Statement of purpose for studying in Ireland
- Proof of accommodation in Ireland
- English language proficiency test results (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE, if applicable)
- Previous academic records and qualifications
- Commitment to leave Ireland once the visa expires
- Police clearance certificate
Note: All documents not in English must be officially translated.
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Steps to get a student visa in Ireland
Step 1: Apply and Get Accepted to an Irish Institution
Choose a full-time course listed on Ireland’s ILEP and secure an offer letter from the institution.
Step 2: Create an AVATS Online Application
Fill out the AVATS visa application form. Print the summary sheet and sign it.
Step 3: Pay Tuition and Prepare Documents
Pay the course fees and gather your complete visa file, including proof of funds, insurance, academic background, and SOP.
Step 4: Book and Attend VFS/Embassy Appointment
Submit your documents, passport, biometrics, and visa application summary sheet at the nearest Irish embassy or VFS Global office.
Step 5: Visa Processing by INIS
Ireland’s visa decision may take 4–8 weeks depending on your country. Additional documentation may be requested.
Step 6: Travel and Register for IRP (Immigration Residence Permit)
Upon arrival, you must book an appointment with your local GNIB/INIS office to obtain your IRP card and complete your legal stay registration.
Why choose Ireland?
- A 2-year post-study work visa under the Third Level Graduate Scheme
- Education in English—ideal for Indian and global students
- Globally ranked universities (Trinity College, UCD, UCC)
- Strong focus on research, innovation, and industry linkages
- Access to top employers in tech, pharma, and finance (Google, Pfizer, Apple)
- Legal part-time work rights: 20 hrs/week (during term), 40 hrs/week (during holidays)
- Safe, modern, and student-friendly country
- Beautiful landscapes, rich culture, and historical sites
- An EU country with access to Schengen travel opportunities
- Government and institutional scholarships for Indian students
Why choose us?
1. 100% INIS-Compliant Applications
We prepare your visa file exactly according to Irish visa standards, including tuition receipts, financial evidence, SOPs, and translations.
2. Support for All Academic Backgrounds
Whether you're academically outstanding or average, we find suitable ILEP-approved programs that match your goals and visa eligibility.
3. Guaranteed AVATS Accuracy and Filing
We guide you step-by-step through AVATS creation, embassy submission, and document attestation, reducing the risk of errors or rejections.
4. Transparent Financial Planning
We ensure your financial documents meet Ireland’s €10,000 requirement in a clear and credible manner that satisfies embassy scrutiny.
5. Post-Visa and Arrival Assistance
Our support doesn’t stop after visa approval—we assist with accommodation, IRP registration, insurance, and part-time job strategies.
6. Career-Oriented Post-Study Planning
From internships to job placement support under Ireland’s post-study work schemes, we position you for long-term success in Ireland.
