Three major procedures for applying to study in Ireland

Ireland is the country that many Chinese students choose now, but when we are about to graduate, we still have many questions. The following 86 introduces the procedures for studying in Ireland:

1. Applying to Irish schools

1. Requirements for applicants

Requirements for applying for undergraduate courses: high school, vocational high school, Technical secondary school graduates, under 21 years old; with IELTS score of 6 or above

Requirements for application for associate degree upgrading: regular three-year college graduates, under 23 years old; with IELTS score of 6 or above ; Professional counterpart.

Requirements for applying for a master's degree: Bachelor's degree graduates from regular universities, under 28 years old; with IELTS score of 6.5 or above; professional counterpart.

2. Information provided by the applicant

Admission application form;

Resume form and admission reason form;

Final graduation Certificate;

Transcript;

Proof of employment;

Recent photos;

2. Apply for Irish visa

1. Valid passport

The passport is still valid for at least 6 months from the end of the course.

If you have an old passport, the applicant needs to provide a copy of the old passport to understand his past entry and exit status. In addition to the valid visa page, other pages are also required.

2. Course certificate

The school must provide an invitation letter to clarify that the person has been admitted to participate in a full-time course (indicate the major), and the course requires 15 hours or more. For long-term studies, the tuition fee is borne by the individual. Informal invitation letters are not valid.

Schools must obtain approval from the Ministry of Justice in terms of education and other educational qualifications. For English language schools, accreditation by the Ministry of Education through the Association of Schools of English Learning is a prerequisite.

3. Fees

It must be proved that the tuition fee has been paid in full. However, before the applicant is granted a visa, the fee is up to ￡5,000. The payment voucher can be written into the invitation letter together with room charges, tuition fees and other related expenses.

4. Personal medical insurance

Every student must have full personal medical insurance. The admission notice from the accepting institution should indicate that the student has medical insurance and detail the insurance contents handled by the institution on behalf of the student. Or before going abroad, the student must obtain proof of personal medical insurance in Ireland.

5. Family members

Applicants need to introduce their family members (including cousins, uncles and nephews, grandparents, etc.) who have settled in Ireland or other EU countries.

6. Applicant’s situation

The applicant’s personal resume should be clean, because this is due to people’s concerns about public policy, public safety or health ( Provide proof of no criminal record). Although all documents are provided, due to the above reasons, the applicant will be refused if necessary, and the reasons for refusal will not be informed.

Due to public policies such as protecting public travel areas, the issuance of visas will be affected for those who have been refused a visa by the UK or have a bad immigration record in the UK. If a person is not granted a visa to travel to the UK, the reasons for the refusal must be provided so that a decision can be made on whether the visa can be issued.

7. Applicant’s own financial ability

Applicants need to provide proof that they have sufficient ability to maintain their life in Ireland without resorting to the Irish government even in an emergency.

Please note: If you seek financial help from the Irish government, it will have a negative impact on your ability to go to Ireland again in the future. A bank deposit certificate with translation must be provided, and the foreign exchange rate at the time of application must be noted.

8. Applicant’s Resume

The courses the applicant plans to study should be relevant to his/her personal resume.

The school should be satisfied with the reliability of the student’s circumstances through an interview or from a school agent. Information about the assessment or interview conducted by the school or school agent on the applicant can be submitted as supporting materials for the application.

After providing supporting materials such as your resume, family situation, past studies, etc., the applicant is more likely to get a visa.

9. Employment situation in the home country

If the applicant is an employee, the employer must make it clear:

The employer will provide all tuition fees. If the applicant pays it personally For the fee, the employer must recognize and show that the applicant has sufficient financial ability.

The employer agrees to the applicant’s temporary resignation, and the time of resignation is consistent with the course duration of the admitted school.

Reasons for studying this major.

The applicant’s income level and currency.

3. Preparation for departure, follow-up services

After receiving the visa, please order flights and inform them in time. The Irish Education Alliance will be responsible for arranging accommodation and airport pick-up. It is recommended that students arrive in the UK one or two weeks in advance (you can visit the British scenery and learn about British culture before the start of school).