Study in Ireland from Nepal and India
D study visa
Low visa fee, €10,000 funds threshold, and generous holiday work. Nepali and Indian applications are handled by the visa office in New Delhi; Nepali applicants pay by INR demand draft at VFS Kathmandu and give no biometrics.
Ireland student visa at a glance
- Money to show a year
- NPR 17 lakh
- EUR 10,000
- Source: citizensinformation.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
- Work in term
- 20 hrs/wk
- Work during study
- Source: citizensinformation.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
- Stay after study
- 2 yrs
- Third Level Graduate Scheme (Stamp 1G)
- Source: citizensinformation.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
Short answer: To study in Ireland you apply for the D study visa. The main visa fee is EUR 60 (about NPR 10,194). You must also show EUR 10,000 per year: money that stays yours. You can work up to 20 hours a week during term. Eligible bachelor's and master's graduates can get a post-study work stay of up to 24 months (rules and longer stays for some degrees below).
Check before you start
- This guide is for Nepali and Indian citizens applying from Nepal or India.
- You need an offer from a recognised institution. Check it on the official register in the sources below.
- Rules change often. Use the official links on this page to confirm before you pay or apply.
How much does it cost to study in Ireland?
Two different kinds of money: fees you pay (gone once paid) and funds you show as evidence (they stay in your account). Never add them together.
You pay
Fees. Not refunded.
- Visa fee (single entry)EUR 60 one-offPaid in INR at New Delhi rates: ₹5,300 single / ₹9,000 multiple.≈ NPR 10,194 · ₹6,365
You show
Evidence. It stays yours.
- Funds to showEUR 10,000 per yearFor a one-year course; €10,000 for each later year plus fees.≈ NPR 16,99,000 · ₹10,60,880
This money proves you can support yourself. It is not paid to anyone.
NPR and INR are estimates at Nepal Rastra Bank selling rates of 22 Oct 2026. Pay official fees only through the official channel.
What do I need for the Ireland student visa?
- Eligibility
- Full-time course on the eligible programmes list, offer letter, fees paid, English ability, private medical insurance, and an explanation of any education gaps. Source: citizensinformation.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
- Tuition before applying
- Fees of €6,000 or less must be paid in full; above €6,000, pay at least €6,000. Source: assets.ireland.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
- Funds evidence
- 6 months of bank statements for you and each sponsor plus income tax returns. Not accepted: crypto, shares, mutual funds, gold valuations, chit funds; a loan sanction letter alone is not enough. Source: assets.ireland.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
- Processing
- 4–8 weeks for study visas; apply up to 5 months before your course. Source: ireland.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
Can I work while studying in Ireland?
- Work during study
- 20 hours a week in term; 40 hours a week in June–September and 15 December–15 January. Source: citizensinformation.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
Can I stay and work after graduating?
- Third Level Graduate Scheme (Stamp 1G)
- Level 8 degree: 12 months; level 9+: up to 24 months. Source: citizensinformation.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
What is different for Nepali and Indian students?
From Nepal
- NepalNepal
- Apply at VFS Kathmandu, pay by INR demand draft to the Embassy of Ireland, no biometrics. Source: ireland.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
From India
- IndiaIndia
- Biometrics at a VFS centre (age 5+). Source: ireland.ie (opens the official website in a new tab)
What are the top universities in Ireland?
The 10 highest-placed universities in Ireland in THE World University Rankings 2027, in that order. Rankings measure research and reputation, not whether a course suits you. Check entry rules, fees and the course on each official site. Checked 22 Oct 2026.
1. Trinity College Dublin
Dublin · Public university · Full degrees in English
Known for: Arts & Humanities · Social Sciences · Business & Law · Health Sciences · STEM
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Faculties and schools (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0028 (opens the official website in a new tab)
=171THE WUR 2027
2. University College Dublin
Dublin · Public university · Full degrees in English
Strongest subjects in rankings: Education · Law · Computer Science · Social Sciences · Arts & Humanities
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Subject rankings (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0032 (opens the official website in a new tab)
=212THE WUR 2027
3. RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences
Dublin · Private university · Full degrees in English
Known for: Medicine · Pharmacy · Physiotherapy · Surgery · Nursing & Midwifery
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Faculties and schools (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0096 (opens the official website in a new tab)
=267THE WUR 2027
4. Dublin City University
Dublin · Public university · Full degrees in English
Known for: Business · Engineering & Computing · Humanities & Social Sciences · Science & Health · Education
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Faculties and schools (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0106 (opens the official website in a new tab)
=284THE WUR 2027
5. University College Cork
Cork · Public university · Full degrees in English
Known for: Arts & Social Sciences · Celtic Studies · Business & Law · Medicine & Health · Science & Engineering · Food Science
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Faculties and schools (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0051 (opens the official website in a new tab)
301–325THE WUR 2027
6. University of Galway
Galway · Public university · Full degrees in English
Known for: Arts & Social Sciences · Celtic Studies · Business & Law · Medicine & Health · Science & Engineering
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Faculties and schools (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0063 (opens the official website in a new tab)
326–350THE WUR 2027
7. Maynooth University
Maynooth (Co. Kildare) · Public university · Full degrees in English
Strongest subjects in rankings: Psychology · Law · Social Sciences
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Subject rankings (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0100 (opens the official website in a new tab)
501–550THE WUR 2027
8. University of Limerick
Limerick · Public university · Full degrees in English
Known for: Arts & Social Sciences · Education & Health Sciences · Business (Kemmy) · Science & Engineering · Music & Dance
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Faculties and schools (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0086 (opens the official website in a new tab)
501–550THE WUR 2027
9. Technological University Dublin
Dublin · Public university · Full degrees in English
Known for: Arts & Humanities · Business · Computing & Data · Engineering & Built Environment · Sciences & Health
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Faculties and schools (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0383 (opens the official website in a new tab)
1001–1200THE WUR 2027
10. Atlantic Technological University
Galway / Sligo / Letterkenny (multi-campus) · Public university · Full degrees in English
Known for: Business · Design & Education · Engineering & Computing · Science & Health
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0068, TE0112, TE0125, TE0255 (opens the official website in a new tab)
1601–1800THE WUR 2027
Public colleges
Colleges offer diplomas and applied degrees, usually at lower cost. Listed alphabetically, not ranked.
Dundalk Institute of Technology
Dundalk · Public college · Full degrees in English
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0048 (opens the official website in a new tab)
Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology (IADT)
Dún Laoghaire (Co. Dublin) · Public college · Full degrees in English
Known for: Film & Screen · Animation & Digital Arts · Design & Media · Technology & Sound · Business & Psychology
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Faculties and schools (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0103 (opens the official website in a new tab)
National College of Art and Design (NCAD)
Dublin · Public college · Full degrees in English
Known for: Fine Art · Design · Visual Culture · Art Education
Official website (opens the official website in a new tab)Faculties and schools (opens the official website in a new tab)Register: TrustEd Ireland TE0049 (opens the official website in a new tab)
What do international students study in Ireland?
The most-studied fields, from official enrolment statistics. No official breakdown for Nepali or Indian students is published, so these figures cover international students.
International students
Health and welfare
19.4% of non-EU-domiciled enrolments in HEA-funded institutions (6,380 of 32,940), 2024/25
Source: public.tableau.com (opens the official website in a new tab)Business, administration and law
19.1% of non-EU-domiciled enrolments in HEA-funded institutions (6,290 of 32,940), 2024/25
Source: public.tableau.com (opens the official website in a new tab)Information and communication technologies (ICT)
15.4% of non-EU-domiciled enrolments in HEA-funded institutions (5,065 of 32,940), 2024/25
Source: public.tableau.com (opens the official website in a new tab)Arts and humanities
13.5% of non-EU-domiciled enrolments in HEA-funded institutions (4,445 of 32,940), 2024/25
Source: public.tableau.com (opens the official website in a new tab)Engineering, manufacturing and construction
10.7% of non-EU-domiciled enrolments in HEA-funded institutions (3,520 of 32,940), 2024/25
Source: public.tableau.com (opens the official website in a new tab)Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
9.8% of non-EU-domiciled enrolments in HEA-funded institutions (3,240 of 32,940), 2024/25
Source: public.tableau.com (opens the official website in a new tab)
Are there scholarships to study in Ireland?
Yes: 4 we have checked on official pages. Eligibility can differ for Nepal and India. See all countries
4 of 4 scholarships
- University· Bachelor's, Master's
DCU Faculty International Scholarships
Dublin City University
Amounts vary by faculty — e.g. €4,400 for Engineering & Computing postgraduates.
Applied automatically on admission — effectively a tuition discount, not a competitive award.
- Nepal:
- Eligible
- India:
- Eligible
2027–28 intake.
Official page (opens the official website in a new tab)Checked 22 Oct 2026 - University· Bachelor's
Region-Based Undergraduate Scholarships (Business, Public Policy & Law)
University of Galway
€15,000–20,000 over the degree.
- Nepal:
- Not eligible
- India:
- Eligible
India is on the listed regions; Nepal is not.
Application portal open — see the official page.
Official page (opens the official website in a new tab)Checked 22 Oct 2026 - University· Bachelor's, Master's
Trinity Indian Scholarships
Trinity College Dublin
Undergraduate €36,000 (€9,000 a year for four years); postgraduate €3,000. Competitive.
- Nepal:
- Not eligible
- India:
- Eligible
For Indian nationals resident in India.
Rules updated January 2026 — confirm current dates on the official page.
Official page (opens the official website in a new tab)Checked 22 Oct 2026 - University· Bachelor's, Master's
UCD Global Excellence Scholarship
University College Dublin
100% or 50% of tuition. You apply.
- Nepal:
- Check official page
- India:
- Check official page
Check the South Asia country list on the official page.
2027/28 details open November 2026, with a separate South Asia deadline.
Official page (opens the official website in a new tab)Checked 22 Oct 2026
Check these yourself
We could not confirm these on an official page when we last checked, so we do not state them as facts.
- The Irish immigration website (irishimmigration.ie) was redirecting to the Department of Justice homepage on 22 October 2026 — confirm current rules there before applying.
- Required English test scores.
Official sources for Ireland
Government and official pages we use for this guide, checked .
- 1Citizens Information – Student visas (edited 23 Jun 2026)Student visas · C/D study visas, docs, fees
- 2Citizens Information – non-EEA studentsStudent rules · Stamp 2, 1G, 7-yr cap
- 3Embassy of Ireland New DelhiVisa office (NP + IN) · Lodging, INR fees
- 4New Delhi processing timesProcessing · 4–8 weeks
- 5Study visa leaflet (25 Apr 2025)Leaflet · Fees, finance evidence, English
- 6QQI / TrustEd IrelandQuality · Quality mark
- 7No embassy; Honorary Consul Kathmandu; covered by New DelhiNepal · —
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