Study in Ireland

If you wish to study in Ireland for less than 3 months you should apply for a ‘C study visa’. If your course lasts longer than 3 months, you should apply for a ‘D study visa’.

Can Work While Studying:

All nationals from the European Economic Area (EEA) are entitled to take up full-time or part-time employment in Ireland while studying. Non-EEA students with Stamp 2 permission to remain are allowed to take up casual employment. … It is not realistic to rely on a part time job to fund your studies.
How many years visa does Ireland give for students?

Can I work when I finish my study?

Possibly. The Irish Government’s Third Level Graduate Scheme offers graduates of Irish higher education institutions a one-year stay back visa so that they can stay in Ireland and seek employment. This is extended to two years for postgraduate students.

Can I get PR in Ireland after study?

As a student, if you apply for a 2-year master’s program and get a work permit under Two years PSW, you can further extend your work permit for just 1 year and be eligible for permanent residency. However, if you acquire the critical skills employment permit, you are eligible for permanent residency after just 2 years.

Documents required for the student visa in Ireland:

• Two recent colour passport-size photographs.
• Passport and a full copy of any previous passports.
• A signed letter of application including your full contact details (stating the reason you want to come to Ireland)
• Letter of Acceptance from the college/university.

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