IRELAND · CHAPTER 19
Studying in Ireland:your questions answered.
Short answers to the questions Indian students ask most about Ireland.
Published by Althéa Consulting · Adviser: Harshita Kohli
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Access to €10,000 for living costs for a one-year course, plus tuition fees.
20 hours a week in term and 40 in the set holiday periods.
Up to 24 months after a level 9 master's.
€300.
Students generally cannot bring dependants, except in limited cases such as some PhD students. Family can usually join later once you hold a work permit.
No. Your Irish permission does not allow travel in Schengen; you need a separate Schengen visa.
WHERE TO GO NEXT
Keep going: the pages that help next.
Each card says what you will find there. Looking for something else? See every page on the site.
IRELAND GUIDE
Why study in Ireland
One-year master's, Europe's tech hub and a 2-year Stamp 1G after a master's — weighed against Dublin rents and a small job market.
IRELAND GUIDE
Fees & cost of living
Irish tuition for non-EU students, €10,000 living funds, €300 registration and monthly costs in Dublin and other cities.
IRELAND GUIDE
Study visa
Irish D study visa from India: online application, documents, fees, finances, insurance and registering for an IRP after arrival.
ANSWERS
FAQ
Quick answers to the questions students and parents ask us most.
FROM INDIA
A guide for parents
Study abroad answers for Indian parents: true costs, loans and co-applicants, sending money, safety, health, visiting your child and checking an agent.
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