Study in Ireland
Ireland is the only English-speaking country in the European Union, offering globally ranked universities and a strong technology job market.
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Tech Hub of Europe
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Dublin hosts EU headquarters for Google, Meta, Apple, and Pfizer, offering immense career potential.
Post-Study Work (Stamp 1G)
Up to 24 months of post-study work for master's graduates to seek employment in Ireland.
Major Intakes
Ireland has two main intakes: September (primary) and January (secondary, mainly for select master's programmes).
Required Documents:
- Academic Transcripts
- IELTS/PTE Score
- Statement of Purpose
- Academic References
- Tuition Fee Receipt
- Passport Copy
Eligibility for Nepali Students
Undergraduate
- 1
Minimum 60% in 12-year schooling (NEB +2).
- 2
IELTS 6.0–6.5 overall (no individual band below 5.5).
Postgraduate
- 1
Bachelor's degree with at least 60% aggregate.
- 2
IELTS 6.5 overall (no individual band below 6.0).
D Study Visa Journey
Step 1: Letter of Acceptance
Receive an unconditional offer from an ILEP-listed programme.
Step 2: Apply for NOC
Obtain your No Objection Certificate online from MOEST.
Step 3: Tuition Fee Payment
Pay your full first-year tuition fee and get the receipt.
Step 4: Financial Proof
Show €10,000 for living costs plus private medical insurance.
Step 5: Visa Submission
Apply for D Study visa online and submit documents to VFS Kathmandu.
Frequently Asked Questions
Students on Stamp 2 (full-time degree at an ILEP-listed programme) can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and 40 hours per week during scheduled holiday periods.
The Third Level Graduate Programme (Stamp 1G) allows non-EU graduates of Level 8 (bachelor's) programmes to remain in Ireland for 12 months and Level 9 or 10 (master's or PhD) graduates to remain for up to 24 months to seek employment.
You must show evidence of EUR 10,000 in your bank account (or a sponsor's) for living expenses for one year, plus proof that the first year's tuition has been paid in full.