Is it difficult to apply for a visa to study in Ireland?

The first category is self-funded international students, which is the largest number of students studying in Ireland now;

The second category is full-prize international students, mainly international students funded by the Irish government or the China government;

The third category is semi-award-winning international students, who are exempted from tuition fees by Irish schools and pay their own living expenses;

The fourth and fifth categories are exchange students and vocational training students, both of which are relatively few.

According to experts studying abroad, there is another kind of visa, which is not a student visa, but a level with a student visa, that is, a limited purpose visa. This is a new visa category specially launched by the Irish Immigration Bureau of the Hong Kong study abroad group from June 1999 to June1October 65438. In the past, if the visa officer was uncertain about whether the application could be approved, he usually made a decision to refuse.