Why study in Ireland?
- English-speaking EU country
- Tech, pharma and finance employers in Dublin and Cork
- One-year master’s degrees
- Stay-back options after graduation
Money you need to show and fees
| Item | What to show or pay |
|---|---|
| Living costs | Immediate access to at least €10,000 for a one-year course, and the same for each later year |
| Shorter stays | €833 a month for 6 to 8 months |
| Tuition | Tuition paid as your college requires |
| Insurance | Private medical insurance |
Study visa: step by step
- Offer and fee payment: receive your offer and pay tuition as required.
- Apply online for the study visa.
- Submit your documents as instructed for applicants from Bangladesh.
- Wait for the decision, then travel.
- Register for your Irish Residence Permit after arrival.
Documents you will usually need
- Valid passport
- Offer letter and fee receipt
- Proof of immediately accessible funds (€10,000 a year) and 6 months of statements
- Academic documents and English test
- Private medical insurance
Good to know
Funds must be immediately accessible, so a fixed deposit alone is not enough. Explain any large recent deposit, for example a property sale.
How EA Consultancy helps
- Choosing universities and programmes that fit your results and budget
- Applications, SOP and CV review
- A document checklist and full file check before you apply
- Visa interview practice with our AI officer
- Honest advice when another country fits you better
Frequently asked questions
How much money is needed for an Irish student visa?
Immediate access to at least €10,000 for each year of study, plus tuition paid as your college requires.
Can a fixed deposit be used for Ireland?
Funds must be immediately accessible, so a fixed deposit on its own usually does not meet the rule.
What happens after arrival?
You register for an Irish Residence Permit (IRP).
Talk to a counsellor, free
Tell us your results, budget and goal. We reply within one working day with an honest plan, and every fee in writing.
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Official sources we checked
- Irish Immigration Service – Student finance requirements
- Irish Immigration Service – Studying in Ireland
This is a general guide written for students from Bangladesh. Fees, funds and rules change often and each embassy or scholarship body makes the final decision. We confirm the latest requirements with you before you apply.