How to avoid being rejected when applying for an Irish study visa?

To submit an Irish study visa, you need to prepare the materials yourself and arrange them according to the process. Below I will introduce how to avoid being rejected when applying for an Irish study visa.

Type of visa refusal

f？ -Failure to provide sufficient proof of funds or proof of sources of funds.

ID？ -The submitted materials are incomplete. In addition to the necessary copies and translations of original passports, household registration books and property certificates, there must also be insurance certificates and travel plans. Many people are rejected because the travel plan is too different from the prepared funds, or the travel plan is obviously unrealistic.

OB？ -There is not enough evidence to prove that you will return to China (that is, you think you may live illegally or sneak into other countries), or you have not provided enough social connections to prove that you need to return to China.

OC？ -There is a big gap with the planned activities (such as studying abroad, traveling and visiting friends). ) and the funds prepared, and the visa officer thinks that you may have done something illegal (such as illegal work, illegal residence, etc.). ).

r？ -No contact information (such as hotel accommodation certificate or local residents' guarantee) is provided. ).

VR？ -No information was provided on previous refusal records.

INCO？ -If the materials provided are different from the real situation, they can be directly identified as submitting false materials (in general, if the visa is refused, you can complain, but if the materials provided contain false information, there is no chance to complain).

PF/PR？ The visa officer thinks that you may apply for public funds/resources, which will cause a burden to the country.

SP？ -For example, whether there are blank or odd stages in the materials provided (especially for newly graduated students and office workers who have just changed jobs). ), you should provide detailed materials to prove your past and present identity during this period of role change.

material requirements

A valid passport

According to the requirements, the passport held by the applicant is valid for at least 6 months after completing studies in Ireland. If the applicant has an old passport and has been abroad, a copy of the old passport can be provided to the visa officer to let the visa officer know about the applicant's past entry and exit. In addition to a valid visa page, other pages are required. Generally speaking, the passport of a person with good exit experience is beneficial for the applicant to obtain a visa.

Second, the final admission notice of Irish College.

It must be an invitation letter provided by an Irish school, clearly stating that this person has been admitted to a full-time course and indicating his major. The course he studied required more than 15 class hours, which proved that the students paid for it themselves. It should be noted that the informal invitation letter is invalid; The school issuing the invitation letter must be recognized by the Irish Ministry of Justice in terms of education and other qualifications. For English language schools, the prerequisite is to be recognized by the Ministry of Education through the Association of English Learning Institutions.

Third, the tuition payment certificate

It must be proved that the tuition has been paid in full, and the payment voucher can be written in the invitation letter together with the room rate, tuition and other related expenses.

4. Proof that the applicant has no criminal record

For reasons of public policy, public safety or health, Aifang requires students to provide proof of no criminal record. Because Ireland pursues the policy of protecting public travel areas, it will affect the visas of those who are refused visas in the UK or have a bad immigration record in the UK. If the applicant has refused to go to Britain, he must provide sufficient reasons to explain why he was refused a visa, so that the visa officer can make a decision on whether to grant a visa.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Proof of the applicant's financial ability.

This item is the most important when Irish visa officers examine the applicant's materials. Proof of the financial ability of the guarantor (immediate family member), which proves that the guarantor has the ability to provide financial support to the applicant during his study in Ireland to ensure the completion of his studies. The materials submitted include: a letter from the guarantor indicating that he/she will provide you with financial support during your study in Ireland (in English or Chinese, with English translation); For the property information of sponsors (commercial assets and personal property), it is best to provide translated bank deposit certificates and indicate the foreign exchange rate at the time of application. These materials should be written in English. The proof of financial ability should clearly show that even in an emergency, you don't need to turn to the Irish government, and you have enough ability to maintain your study and living expenses in Ireland.

Six, family situation and my notarized materials

Family information of the applicant and the applicant's birth certificate; If the applicant is a student, it is necessary to provide materials such as notarization of academic qualifications. If the applicant is an on-the-job employee, it is required to provide a letter issued by the employer acknowledging and proving that the applicant has sufficient economic ability; The employer agrees that the applicant should leave his post to study abroad, and the time of leaving his post should be consistent with the course period of the school he is admitted to. To indicate the income level and currency of the applicant, you must also attach the employer's business license, contact name, company address and telephone number.

VII. Resume and learning purpose of the applicant.

The courses to be studied in the submitted application materials should be consistent with the applicant's resume. The evaluation or interview conducted by the Irish receiving school or its agency in China can be submitted as supplementary materials to the application. It should be noted that the reasons for applying for this major should be clear in the materials, the contents in the application materials and auxiliary materials should not contradict each other, and the stay time in Ireland listed in the application form should not be inconsistent with the time of the courses studied.

If the applicant has made it clear at the time of initial application that he wants to study basic courses in order to obtain a diploma or degree in non-language majors in other institutions for a long time, and the Irish Ministry of Justice considers that the applicant meets all the above conditions for studying these two courses and agrees with the applicant's expected study period in Ireland, then a visa can be obtained in this case.