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Study in Ireland

Study in Ireland

Europe’s Silicon Valley — home to Google, Meta, Apple and Pfizer — with an English-speaking classroom and a generous stay-back visa.

Tech hubStay-back
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Tuition€10,000 – €25,000 / yr
Living€10,000 – €14,000 / yr
Post-study work1 – 2 years (Stamp 1G)
IntakesSeptember, January
English testIELTS 6.5 / PTE / TOEFL

Why study in Ireland?

Tech & pharma jobs

European HQs of the world’s biggest tech and pharma companies are in Dublin and Cork.

English-speaking EU

The only English-speaking country in the Eurozone after Brexit.

Generous stay-back

1 year after a bachelor’s, 2 years after a master’s to find work.

Safe & friendly

Consistently ranked one of the safest, most welcoming countries in Europe.

Ireland at a glance

Capital
Dublin
Language
English, Irish
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Population
5.4 million
Flight from India
≈ 11 hrs (1 stop)
Part-time work
20 hrs/week in term, 40 in holidays

Popular student cities

DublinCorkGalwayLimerickMaynooth

Top universities in Ireland

A selection of popular universities among our students. We shortlist from 1,100+ partner institutions based on your profile and budget.

  1. Trinity College Dublin
  2. University College Dublin
  3. University of Galway
  4. University College Cork
  5. Dublin City University
  6. University of Limerick
  7. Maynooth University
  8. TU Dublin

Popular courses

Data AnalyticsComputer ScienceCloud ComputingBiotechnology & PharmaFinance & FintechBusiness AnalyticsCyber SecurityMarketing

Admission requirements

Requirements vary by university and level. These are the documents most Ireland applications need.

Valid passportWith at least 6 months’ validity beyond your course start.
Academic transcriptsClass 10 & 12 mark sheets and degree transcripts.
English test scoreIELTS 6.5 / PTE / TOEFL.
Statement of Purpose (SOP)Your motivation, background and goals.
Letters of Recommendation2–3 academic or professional LORs.
CV / résuméEspecially for postgraduate and MBA programmes.
Proof of fundsBank statements, loan sanction or sponsorship.
PortfolioFor art, design and architecture courses.

Cost of studying in Ireland

Tuition (per year)€10,000 – €25,000 / yr
Tuition in rupees (approx.)₹10 – 25 lakh
Living costs (per year)€10,000 – €14,000 / yr
Living in rupees (approx.)₹10 – 14 lakh
Part-time work20 hrs/week in term, 40 in holidays
Post-study work1 – 2 years (Stamp 1G)

Indicative figures for 2026 intakes; they vary by university, course and city. Try the cost calculator

Admission timeline

Planning for the September intake? Here’s when to do what.

  1. Sep
    Research & shortlist

    Shortlist courses and universities with your counsellor; book your English test (and GRE/GMAT if needed).

  2. Dec
    Tests & documents

    Finish your tests, write your SOP, collect LORs, transcripts and CV.

  3. Jan
    Apply

    Submit university and scholarship applications — earlier applicants usually get more funding.

  4. Apr
    Offer & finance

    Accept your offer, pay the deposit and arrange your education loan or proof of funds.

  5. Jun
    Visa

    Prepare your visa file, book biometrics and attend the interview if required.

  6. Aug
    Pre-departure

    Book accommodation and flights, buy insurance and attend our pre-departure briefing.

  7. Sep
    Intake begins

    Fly out and start your programme.

Ireland student visa process

  1. Get your offer and pay fees deposit
  2. Arrange proof of funds (€10,000 + fees) and medical insurance
  3. Apply online via AVATS
  4. Submit documents at VFS
  5. Register with Immigration on arrival (IRP)

Scholarships for Indian students

  • Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship
  • University merit awards (€2,000 – €5,000)
  • Trinity Global Excellence Scholarships
  • UCD Global Excellence Scholarships

Ireland FAQs

Can I work while studying in Ireland?
Yes — 20 hours a week during term and 40 hours a week during holidays.
Is Ireland expensive?
Dublin rents are high, but Galway, Cork and Limerick are 20–30% cheaper.
Does a stay-back lead to PR?
Stamp 1G lets you find a job; a Critical Skills Employment Permit can then lead to residency.
Start today

Your future has a passport.
Let’s get it stamped.

Counselling is always free — talk to a senior counsellor online, by phone or in person. You pay only for documentation and application processing.