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Are there any funds that need to be maintained for Ireland student visa applications, and how much is recommended to keep in savings?

06 Aug 2026 · Answered by Honnappa Chandrannavar · 1 min read
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Yes, you must maintain specific funds for an Ireland student visa.

- At least €6,000 of tuition fees should be paid upfront.
- €10,000 in savings is required for living expenses for one academic year (courses longer than eight months).
- For courses shorter than eight months, €833/month is required.

These funds must be in a savings or current account, consistently reflected in your bank statements for the last six months. Keeping these amounts in savings is recommended to meet visa requirements and to cover unexpected expenses.

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