🇮🇪Study in Ireland
Study in Ireland — English-Speaking, Tech Hub & EU Gateway
Ireland combines world-class universities, a booming tech economy, and an English-speaking culture — all in the heart of Europe.
Why Study in Ireland?
All 9 Irish universities rank in the top 3% worldwide
English-speaking country — no language barrier
Home to Google, Meta, Apple, Microsoft & Amazon EU HQs
20 hours/week work during studies, full-time in summer
Third Level Graduate Programme — work 1–2 years after graduation
EU residence — live, work & travel across 27 countries
Top Universities
Top 100 World
Trinity College Dublin
Engineering, Law, Sciences
Top 200 World
University College Dublin
Business, Medicine, IT
Top 300 World
University College Cork
Nursing, Sciences, Law
Top 300 World
University of Galway
Engineering, Medicine, Arts
Top Ireland
Dublin City University
Business, Communication, Tech
Top Private
Dublin Business School
Law, Business, Psychology
Cost of Study & Living
Tuition Fees
€9,000–€25,000/year
PKR 28L – 78L
Living Costs
€7,000–€12,000/year
PKR 22L – 38L
Student Visa Fee
€300 (registration)
PKR ~94,000
Health Insurance
€500–€800/year
PKR ~1.6L – 2.5L
Available Scholarships
Government of Ireland International Scholarships
Full tuition + €10,000 stipend for top students
Trinity College Dublin Scholarships
Partial to full tuition for high achievers
UCD Global Scholarships
€3,000–€10,000 merit-based awards
Irish Research Council Postgraduate Awards
Full funding for research & PhD students
Student Visa Process
1
Receive an offer letter from an Irish university
2
Pay tuition fees and get your letter of acceptance
3
Apply for Irish Student Visa (type D) online at AVATS
4
Submit documents: financial proof, acceptance letter, insurance
5
Attend appointment at Irish Embassy Islamabad
6
Register with GNIB/IRP on arrival for Stamp 2 permission
Work & Career Opportunities
20 hours/week during term, 40 hours/week in summer
Third Level Graduate Programme: 1–2 years work permit after graduation
Strong tech sector: Google, Meta, Apple, LinkedIn all based in Dublin
Average graduate salary: €35,000–€55,000/year
PR / Immigration Pathway
After living and working in Ireland legally for 5 years, you can apply for Long-Term Residency. Irish citizenship is available after 5 years of continuous residence. Ireland's EU membership provides access to live and work across all 27 EU member states.
Frequently Asked Questions
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