Study Visa D
Study Visa D
Mode: OtherEntry: multiple entryStay Duration: course durationValidity: 1 year
Overview
For international students who intend to study in Ireland for longer than ninety days, the Ireland Study Visa (D Visa) is a long-stay visa. It permits students to enrol in accredited schools and remain in Ireland throughout the duration of their studies, albeit with restricted employment opportunities.
Why Travunited
• Professional study visa advice for applications to Ireland. • To prevent mistakes, finish the document checklist and verification. • Accurate help with completing out forms and applying for visas. • Expert guidance while choosing a course and university. • Quick and dependable assistance to expedite the visa application procedure. • Complete assistance from the application to the approval of the visa. • Devoted customer service to address any of your questions.
Stats
• Approximately 60,000 non-EU/EEA students were authorised to enter or stay in Ireland for study in 2024, indicating a high demand for student visas. • Record number of international students enrolled: In the 2024–2025 academic year, Ireland had the largest number of overseas students ever—roughly 44,500. • Fast growth in recent years: In 2023–2024, there were more than 40,000 international students enrolled, a 15% increase over the previous year. • Indian students in the lead: With numbers rising by almost 30% in 2024–2025, India is Ireland's top source of international students. • High success rate: Approximately 96% of applicants are granted a study visa in Ireland.
Documents Required
Per Traveller
Passports old and new
RequiredRecent Photographs
RequiredAcademic certificates and transcripts
RequiredUniversity Offer letter
RequiredBank Statements
RequiredFee Payment Receipt
RequiredMedical Insurance
RequiredEligibility
• letter of offer from an accredited Irish university on the Interim List of Eligible Programs (ILEP). • Evidence that tuition has been paid or that fees have been agreed. • A valid passport that is long enough to cover the entire stay. • Evidence of having enough money to cover living costs in Ireland. • If the institution requires it, English language competency (such as IELTS or its equivalent). • Sincere desire to learn and then return home. • Private health insurance for the duration of the trip to Ireland. • Academic credentials pertinent to the selected course.
Important Notes
• For courses lasting more than ninety days in Ireland, a visa is necessary. • An offer from an accredited university on the ILEP list is required for students. • Before submitting an application, candidates must either pay their tuition or show evidence of payment. • It is necessary to provide evidence of having enough money to cover living expenses. • After arriving, students have to register with Irish immigration. • During the academic year, international students may work up to 20 hours a week. • For the duration of the stay, medical insurance is required.
Rejection Reasons
• Incomplete or erroneous application that was submitted with missing data. • Inadequate financial evidence to pay living expenses and tuition. • A vague study plan or a lack of sincere study aim. • Academic records or admission letters are examples of missing or erroneous paperwork. • Inadequate command of the English language or failing to fulfil course requirements. • Prior immigration infractions or visa denials in Ireland or other nations. • Documents included to the application that are dubious or unverified. • Failure to demonstrate close ties to one's native country after graduation.
FAQs
Does the cost include government and diplomatic fees?
Depending on the nation, government or embassy costs may be included or excluded; this will be made explicit prior to payment.
2.Describe the Ireland Study Visa (D).
International students who want to study in Ireland for longer than ninety days are eligible for this long-stay visa.
3. After landing in Ireland, do students have to register?
After arriving, students are required to register with Irish immigration officials.
4.Does the visa require health insurance?
International students studying in Ireland are required to have private health insurance.
