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English-Speaking EU Country: Study in English within the European Union
High-Quality Education: Trinity College Dublin and other world-ranked universities
Friendly & Safe: Known for friendly people and safe environment
Tech Hub: European headquarters for Google, Facebook, Microsoft and more
Post-Study Work: 1-2 years work permission after graduation
Rich Culture: Literary heritage, music, and vibrant student cities
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€9,850 - €25,000 per year undergraduate, €9,950 - €35,000 postgraduate
€7,000 - €12,000 per year outside Dublin, €12,000 - €15,000 in Dublin
€7,000 for first year of study
Bank statements, scholarship letters, sponsor letters
€3,000 payable to institution with tuition
€60 single entry, €100 multiple entry
€300 for GNIB registration card
4-8 weeks
Through AVATS website
Required at application center
Student Visa requires a Letter of Acceptance, proof of funds (€7,000), medical insurance, and genuine student intent.
4-8 weeks
20 hours/week during term, 40 hours/week during holidays
Third Level Graduate Scheme: 1-2 years
Spouse and children under 18
€7,000 - €15,000+ per year depending on location (Dublin is higher).
Third Level Graduate Scheme for 1-2 years (2 years for Masters/PhD).
Non-refundable
According to institution refund policy
May be possible if visa refused
No formal appeal, can reapply with additional documents
Spouse/civil partner and children under 18
Spouse can apply for work permit after arrival
Children can attend Irish schools
Additional €3,000 for spouse, €1,500 per child
Dependents apply for join family visa
Dependents get Stamp 3 (no work rights initially)
20 hours/week during term, 40 hours/week during holidays
Required within 90 days of arrival
Must pass exams and progress to next year
Can switch to work permit after graduation
Required if leaving and returning to Ireland
Must maintain at least 85% attendance
For occupations not on critical skills list
February 1 (standard application), May 1 (late application)
Rolling admissions, typically apply by April-June for September intake
Early October for following year (separate from CAO)
Apply 2-3 months before course start (processing takes 4-8 weeks)
Usually January-April for following academic year
Apply January-April for on-campus housing
English-Speaking EU Advantage: Study in English while enjoying EU benefits and travel
Global Tech Hub: European headquarters for Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, and Intel
Friendly Welcoming Culture: Known as the 'Land of a Thousand Welcomes' (Céad Míle Fáilte)
Quality Education: Trinity College Dublin ranks in world's top 100, strong research institutions
Post-Study Opportunities: Third Level Graduate Scheme for 1-2 years work permission
PR Pathways: Critical Skills Employment Permit leads to Stamp 4 permanent residency
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