Ireland Study visa
Study at an Irish institution, with part-time work rights for eligible students.
An Irish study visa (D visa) lets non-EU students study full-time at an Irish institution. You need an offer letter, proof that fees are paid, evidence of funds for living costs and private medical insurance. Eligible students can work part-time during term.
Last updated September 2026 · Immiways Migration Advisory Services, Himayat Nagar, Hyderabad
Key facts
- Visa type
- Long-stay D study visa
- Funds
- Proof of living costs
- Work
- Part-time during term
- After study
- Stamp 1G stay-back
- Schengen
- Ireland is not in Schengen
Ireland Study visa: overview
Ireland is home to the European headquarters of many tech and pharma companies, making its one-year master's programmes attractive.
We help with course choice, funds and visa documents.
Benefits
- English-speaking EU country
- Strong tech and pharma employers
- Stay-back option after study
Eligibility requirements
- Offer letter
- Fees paid
- Proof of funds
- English proficiency
- Medical insurance
Documents checklist
A typical list — we give you a personalised checklist for your case.
- Passport
- Offer letter
- Fee receipt
- Bank statements
- English test results
- Medical insurance
- Academic documents
Step-by-step process
- 01
Shortlist
Choose courses.
- 02
Offer
Apply and accept.
- 03
Funds
Arrange finances.
- 04
Visa
Apply online and submit documents.
- 05
Arrival
Register with immigration.
How Immiways Migration helps
- Free eligibility assessment
- Personalised document checklist
- Forms and application prepared for you
- Regular updates until a decision
Ireland Study visa: FAQs
Can I work while studying in Ireland?
Eligible students can work part-time during term and full-time during set holiday periods.
Is Ireland in the Schengen area?
No.
Can I stay after my degree?
Yes, eligible graduates can apply for Stamp 1G.