Application materials and precautions for studying abroad visa in Ireland

# Studying in Ireland # Introduction Applying for a study visa is an essential part, and applying for studying in Ireland is no exception. The following are the shared application materials and precautions for studying in Ireland. Welcome to read the reference!

1. Application materials and precautions for studying in Ireland

1. Application materials for studying in Ireland

1. Passport

2. Application summary table

3. Visa photos

4. Notarization of graduation certificate and degree certificate; Notarization of transcripts and proof of language scores;

5. Admission notice

6. Complete private medical insurance

7. Education/work resume

8. Proof of source of funds

9. Notarial certificate of kinship

10. Birth certificate

1 1. Household registration

Two. Matters needing attention in applying for an Irish study visa

1. Irish study visa must be true.

If the visa officer finds that the applicant has used false materials, it will affect the application for a study visa. In addition, the resume should be continuous in time, and there should be no interruption. Applicants also need to list in detail what the current living arrangements are. Explain what you are doing after graduating from high school. If the applicant is not a full-time student, please explain how the time outside of study is arranged, and submit materials to prove it.

2. When applying for an Irish study visa, the study plan must be reasonable.

If you want to study in Ireland for 4 years, the applicant should explain where to study and what to study. In addition, you need to explain why you chose this major, and the relationship between this major and the applicant's past experience, and explain in detail what you plan to do after the completion of the study plan. In addition, applicants for studying in Ireland should also tell the visa officer their true English level, because the Irish study visa office needs to evaluate whether the study abroad plan is feasible. The English level of the applicant should be proved by the supporting materials.

2. The main visa types for studying in Ireland

1, stamped 0-temporary visa

The visa allows the holder to stay in Ireland for a period of time, but cannot enjoy local social welfare and public medical services. He must have private medical insurance and can't work locally.

Applicants who can apply for stamp duty 0 include:

Expatriates of overseas companies, visiting scholars, Irish retirees, and elderly relatives of non-EU citizens.

2. Stamp 1- work visa

There are many categories of stamps 1 visas, such as stamps 1A (accounting internship visa) and stamps 1G (postgraduate visa). The former can't work, and the latter can work, but they can't start their own businesses or start their own businesses.

3. Stamp 2-Student Visa

Issued to students studying in educational institutions recognized by the Irish Ministry of Education. Visa holders are not allowed to enjoy local social welfare and public medical services. Students can work 20 hours a week during school and 40 hours during holidays.

On the other hand, 2A visas are issued to students who are not studying in educational institutions recognized by the Irish Ministry of Education, and visa holders cannot work.

4. Stamp 3-Religious/Volunteer/Spouse Visa

Issued to non-EEA spouses or family members with employment permits, non-EEA visitors, economically independent non-EEA retirees, non-EEA priests and members of religious groups. Mainly for charitable volunteers, non-EEA spouses or family members of employment permit holders.

Can't work in Ireland.

5. Stamp 4-Residence Visa

The visa obtained by the applicant for Irish investment immigration is Stamp 4, and the applicant for Irish investment immigration can obtain a long-term residence visa in Ireland in one step. The visa holder is a child who can bring a spouse, is unmarried under the age of 18 or 18-24, is studying full-time, and is financially dependent on the main applicant.

In addition, visa holders can also work and start businesses locally and enjoy local education, work, medical care and social welfare for women and children. After living in the local area for a certain period of time, you can directly apply for naturalization in Ireland and get an Irish passport!

3. List of luggage for studying in Ireland

1. Preparation before departure

(1) Check the visa

(2) Booking air tickets

(3) Buy medical insurance

(4) Know the weight of checked baggage

Checked luggage is usually between 25 and 30 kilograms, and hand luggage is usually between 7 and 10 kilograms.

(5) Understand the customs precautions

Can I carry medicine, food and liquid?

2. Luggage suggestions

Clothing:

Ireland has a temperate maritime climate with no extreme weather. You don't need to bring too thick clothes, just prepare spring and autumn clothes. In addition, it is rainy in Ireland, so it is recommended to prepare raincoats, rain boots, umbrellas and hoodies.

Electronic products:

U disk, notebook/tablet computer, data cable, power converter (Ireland uses British standard plug, not European standard).

Drugs:

You can carry cold medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine, plaster, gastrointestinal medicine, antiallergic medicine and so on according to your personal needs.

Daily necessities:

You can carry very personal and common daily necessities, such as stationery, hooks, dry hair cap, kitchenware, cosmetics, hometown specialties and so on.

Epidemic prevention materials:

Mask, traditional Chinese medicine (even flowers to clear plague), disinfection supplies, etc.

3. Necessary documents

very important

Passport &; copy

Admission notice &; copy

Insurance and copying

Tuition payment receipt

Diploma, degree certificate, English test report and other academic materials.

The above materials must be carried with you.

Suggest preparation

Translation of driver's license (car rental)

Cash (recommended not to exceed 2000 euros)

credit card

4. Make arrangements for studying in Ireland

1. Accommodation arrangements

The choice is not limited to dormitories, because the supply is limited. If the school has a cooperative apartment, you can consider it first, because the environment will be better, but the cost will not be much more expensive, and the advantages of other dormitories are also there.

It takes you more time to rent a house, because you have to contact an intermediary for screening, and I suggest that you don't make a hasty decision before looking at the house, pay a deposit first, and then sign the contract when you are satisfied with the house.

2. Budget arrangement

The preparation of money directly determines everyone's living standard in Ireland. If you stay away from your relatives in your hometown, it will be very unfavorable for studying abroad, so everyone can bring enough money they want to spend, not only cash, but also bank cards.

Cash can only be used directly in Ireland after it is converted into euros, and small expenses are prepared for change; Bank cards exist as substitutes, so it will be more convenient to swipe cards. If you don't pay cash, you will have a higher handling fee.

3. Luggage arrangement

Sorted baggage should be divided into checked baggage and carry-on baggage. It is helpful for everyone to prepare for boarding early, so be sure to confirm what to bring in advance when preparing. It is more helpful for everyone to make a list.

What you have to bring is certificates and cash, which is what you take with you, such as clothes, shoes, bags and daily necessities. According to your needs after going abroad, the simpler the better. After all, many things can be bought directly in Ireland.

4. Insurance arrangements

Students need to join the system if they want to enjoy the national medical benefits in Ireland. In Ireland, they only need to buy basic medical insurance to get this benefit. Students have preferential policies when buying and spend less money.

The school will provide students with this convenient purchase service, and you can get relevant links online. I suggest you choose the most basic program first, and then apply for admission after you arrive in Ireland. They can be added appropriately, and the confirmation will be carried out at school in the end.