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Study in Ireland

A stable post-study pathway while the UK tightens

Overview

Why Ireland?

Ireland has maintained its Stamp 1G Third Level Graduate Scheme even as the UK tightened its equivalent. Combined with Stamp 2 term-time work rights, it is one of the strongest study-and-stay pathways in Europe.

Work rights
20 hrs/wk term · 40 hrs/wk holiday
Post-study
Stamp 1G Graduate Scheme
Partners
UCC, TU Dublin, and more
Approach
Direct + aggregator (ApplyBoard, IDP)
Landmark and campus in Ireland
The IIU Difference

What you get, specifically for Ireland

  • Less agent saturation than the UK — cleaner, faster placements.
  • Access to top-tier Irish universities via aggregator and direct routes.
  • Full Stamp 2 & Stamp 1G briefing so students plan work + stay-back correctly.
  • Transparent visa-success reporting per intake.
Services Included

End-to-end coverage

  • Programme & university selection
  • IELTS / English test guidance
  • Application and offer management
  • Ireland study visa (D-type) preparation
  • Accommodation & landing support
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FAQs

Ireland study visa — frequently asked questions

Can I work while studying in Ireland?

Yes — Stamp 2 permits up to 20 hours/week during term time and 40 hours/week during holidays.

What happens after I graduate in Ireland?

You can apply for the Stamp 1G Third Level Graduate Scheme, which lets you stay and work in Ireland while you look for a job in your field.

Which Irish universities can I apply to through IIU Travels?

We work with University College Cork (UCC), TU Dublin and other partners via both direct and aggregator routes (ApplyBoard, IDP).

What type of visa do I need to study in Ireland?

Non-EU students need an Ireland study visa (D-type), which we help prepare and submit alongside your Stamp 2 registration.

Serious about Ireland?

Book a free 30-minute consultation with a counsellor who actually places students there.

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