Study in Ireland
Proof of funds for a Ireland student visa
Show immediate access to at least €10,000 per year plus course fees.
Key facts
Proof of funds: the essentials
- Amount to show
- €10,000 (about ₹10.6 lakh) per year
- Accepted as proof
- Six months of bank statements on headed paper; or education bond for degree students.
- Who can sponsor
- Sponsors may fund, with proof of relationship and their bank statements.
- Education loans
- Education loan sanction letters can support funds; credit cards not accepted.
Good to know
What we tell families
- Keep funds in a regular bank account in the sponsor's name, with a clear source for any large recent deposit.
- Arrange funds before you apply for admission, so the visa is not delayed by paperwork.
For parents
One accountable person, and a plan you can see.
- Total cost in rupees before you commit, including living costs
- Regular updates from the same counsellor
- Safety, accommodation and support after arrival planned in advance
Application & Admission Support
Shortlist, applications, SOP, funds and visa, with one counsellor for the whole intake.
₹57,230incl. GST
Questions families ask
How much money do I need to show for a Ireland student visa?
€10,000 (about ₹10.6 lakh) per year, plus first-year tuition where required.
Sources
Rules change. Always confirm on the official page before you apply.
Free consultation
Plan your Ireland admission.
The first consultation is free. Leave your number and a counsellor will call you back, usually the same working day (Monday to Saturday).
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