IRELAND · CHAPTER 9
Proof of fundsfor Ireland.
Show immediate access to €10,000 for living costs plus tuition fees. Statements should show the funds and their source over a period of months; sponsor letters and education loans are accepted.
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Evidence
- Bank statements showing source of funds
- Education loan sanction
- Sponsor letter with income proof
- Fee payment receipt
TCS
Loan-funded remittances carry nil TCS; self-funded remittances above ₹10 lakh a year carry 2% TCS from April 2026.
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Showing your funds
- Statements showing €10,000 available for living costs
- Sponsor letters and income proof if parents fund you
- Education loan letters
- Tuition receipts
- A clear history — avoid unexplained deposits
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