Ireland

The application fee for the Ireland PR is €500. It must be paid after you receive an “approved status on your application.”

No, the student visa (Stamp 2) and the post graduate work visa (Stamp 1G) do not count towards the PR. The only acceptable stamps towards a PR for Ireland are the Stamp 1 and Stamp 4.

Some of the best UK medical schools are the University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, and Imperial College London. In the US, Harvard University, Johns Hopkins University, and Stanford University are some of the best. In Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, and Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland are the best. They provide excellent medical education, research opportunities, and international exposure to aspiring doctors and medical practitioners.

Studying at an Irish university can still be a more affordable option than in most other European universities. The cost of studying in Ireland can range from GBP 10,000 to GBP 21,000 based on where you choose to study and which higher education institute you choose.

One can apply for a PR in Ireland only after living in the country continuously for a period of 5 years. It is considered that getting a PR in Ireland is easier for qualified professionals. On receiving a PR in Ireland, one can live and work in the country without restrictions. You even stand a chance to get Irish citizenship post following a few protocols.

For undergraduate admissions, candidates would be required to apply through the Central Applications Office (CAO). And for postgraduate admissions, students are required to apply online directly with the university. Indian students looking to study in Ireland can get in touch with our Shiksha Study Abroad Counsellors for assistance with university admissions.

Ireland is home to world-class universities and the education system in Ireland is very different from the Indian education system. Studying in Ireland would allow students to live among Europeans who are famous for their rich lifestyle. Close proximity to Europe would also allow students to travel to nearby countries on a Schengen Visa. Part-time work opportunities and post-study work permits make studying in Ireland a dream come true for many Indians.