Study in Ireland from India
Study in an English-speaking European country known for quality education and global companies. Our team in Mohali and Jalandhar guides you step by step: the right course, the right institution and a well-prepared visa file.
Why Study in Ireland?
A growing choice for Indian students who want a European degree in an English-speaking country.
Globally Ranked Universities
All 8 Irish universities are globally ranked, reflecting their international academic and research presence.
Focus on International Students
Ireland has a strong focus on international education, with dedicated student visa routes and scholarship opportunities.
Rich History & Culture
A vibrant, welcoming environment for students both inside and outside the classroom.
Work 20 / 40 Hours
Eligible international students can work 20 hours per week during term and 40 hours per week during designated holiday periods.
€14.15 Minimum Wage
Ireland’s 2026 national minimum wage is €14.15 per hour for workers aged 20 and over.
Stay Back up to 2 Years
Eligible graduates can stay under the Third Level Graduate Programme for up to 2 years, depending on their qualification level.
English-speaking EU Country
Study in English while living in the European Union.
One-year Master’s
Many taught master’s programmes are one year, saving time and living costs.
Global Companies
Ireland hosts the European offices of many global tech, pharma and finance companies.
Where Can You Study in Ireland?
Ireland’s higher education system includes 8 universities and 5 Technological Universities (TUs).
8 Universities
- Trinity College Dublin
- University College Dublin (UCD)
- University College Cork (UCC)
- University of Galway
- University of Limerick
- Dublin City University (DCU)
- Maynooth University
- RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences
5 Technological Universities
- Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin)
- Munster Technological University (MTU)
- Technological University of the Shannon (TUS)
- Atlantic Technological University (ATU)
- South East Technological University (SETU)
We help you choose the university and programme that best fit your profile, budget and career goals.
Popular Courses for Indian Students
We help you choose a course that matches your background, budget and career goals.
📅 Intakes
- Main intake: September
- Some programmes offer a January / February intake
- Start planning 6 to 8 months before your intake
✅ Who Can Apply?
- After Class 12 for bachelor’s programmes
- After graduation for master’s programmes
- English test score as required by the course (IELTS, PTE or TOEFL)
- Genuine study plan and sufficient funds as per visa rules
How We Help You
A clear, transparent process from first call to departure.
Counselling
We understand your profile, goals and budget, and check your eligibility honestly.
Course Shortlist
We shortlist suitable courses and institutions and handle your application.
Visa File
We guide you on documents, funds and your statement, and prepare a strong, genuine file.
Pre-departure
Guidance on travel, accommodation and settling in Ireland.
Documents You Will Usually Need
The exact list depends on your course and profile. We share a personalised checklist.
- Valid passport
- Academic certificates and transcripts
- English test score (IELTS, PTE or TOEFL)
- Offer letter from the Irish institution
- Proof of fee payment as required
- Evidence of funds and financial documents
- Statement of purpose
- Details of any previous visa refusals
Watch: Studying in Ireland Explained
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to what students and parents ask us most.
Can I study in Ireland after 12th?
Yes. Irish universities and colleges offer undergraduate programmes for students who have completed Class 12. Entry depends on your marks, subjects and English test score, so we check your profile against current requirements before shortlisting.
Is a master’s in Ireland one year?
Many taught master’s programmes in Ireland are one year long, which helps you save time and living costs. Programme length varies by course and institution, and we confirm it for every course we shortlist.
Which English test is accepted for Ireland?
Irish institutions commonly accept IELTS Academic, PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT and some other tests. The required score depends on the course and the institution. We tell you the exact requirement for your shortlist.
What are the intakes in Ireland?
The main intake is September. Some institutions also offer a January or February intake for selected programmes. Start planning 6 to 8 months before your preferred intake.
Can I work while studying in Ireland?
Eligible international students with Stamp 2 permission can work up to 20 hours per week during term and up to 40 hours per week during the holiday periods (1 June to 30 September and 15 December to 15 January). From 1 January 2026, the national minimum wage is €14.15 per hour for workers aged 20 and over.
Is there a stay-back option after studying in Ireland?
Eligible graduates can stay in Ireland under the Third Level Graduate Programme (Stamp 1G) for up to 2 years, depending on their qualification level. Graduates with a Level 8 honours bachelor’s degree generally get up to 1 year, and graduates with a Level 9 master’s or higher generally get up to 2 years, subject to the rules in force when they apply.
Talk to an Ireland Counsellor
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Ready to Plan Your Studies in Ireland?
Visit us in Mohali (505, Sector 82) or Jalandhar (BMC Chowk), or talk to our team today.
Visa decisions are made solely by the Irish immigration authorities. Requirements and rules change from time to time, so we confirm the latest requirements during your counselling session. We do not guarantee admission or visa outcomes.