Ireland Visa
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6 months agoContributor-Level 8
The timely purchase of medical insurance is advised for all international students planning to study in Ireland. Starting early will help the students in making the right choice regarding the insurance provider. They can also get time to compare the cost of various available policies and get the insurance cover as per the Irish immigration requirements and at the best prices available. It is important to note that the proof of insurance is required for registration with immigration authorities. Thus, it is better to arrange for the student health insurance for Ireland well in time.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 8
A comprehensive medical insurance is needed by international students planning to study in Ireland. The insurance must provide a coverage of minimum of €25,000 for accident and €25,000 for illness. Also, it should cover any period of hospitalization through out the term of the insurance. Repatriation cover is another aspect one should consider while selecting the health insurance policy. The students can also look for insurance policies where dental and optical coverage are included.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
Indian students planning to extend their stay in Ireland after the completion of their studies, can do so by applying for a Post-Study Work visa, or a Third Level Graduate Programme.
To obtain the same, students must satisfy the requirements listed below:
- Must have attained the degree for which the student visa is valid
- Must apply within six months of receiving the university notification of being awarded the degree
- Must possess a valid Stamp 2 immigration permit & a current immigration registration
- Must have completed the Third Level Programme with a award level 8 or higher
- Must be in-line with the seven year limit of authorizat
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6 months agoContributor-Level 8
The standard single-entry Ireland student visa application fee is €60. For a multiple-entry visa, the cost is €100. Additionally, after arriving in Ireland, you'll need to register with immigration, which costs €300 for the Irish Residence Permit.
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