Do I have to pay a registration fee for the Ireland Stamp 1G post-study work visa, and how much?
15 Oct 2026 · Answered by Komal Yadav · 1 min read
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The registration fee for the Ireland post-study work visa under Stamp 1G is typically EUR 300 per person. The initial period is 12 months for Level 8, 9 and 10 graduates. Fees and rules can change, so check the official Irish immigration page before you pay.
The registration fee for the Ireland Stamp 1G is typically EUR 300 (approx INR 31,950) per person, and the initial validity is 12 months. Confirm the current figure on the official page.
Stamp 1G at a Glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Validity | 12 months (initial period for Level 8, 9 and 10 graduates) |
| Registration fee | EUR 300 (approx INR 31,950) per person |
| Documents | Proof of education completed in Ireland, medical insurance, passport and registration fee |
| Purpose | To seek graduate-level employment and/or apply for a critical skills employment permit, general employment permit or research hosting agreement |
Extension Rules
- Not available for Level 8 graduates, who have a 12-month maximum.
- Up to an additional 12 months is available only for Level 9 and 10 graduates.
- Total time on student conditions should not exceed 8 years (7 years for Level 8).
My Advice
Keep your degree award proof, passport and insurance ready before you apply, and budget for the fee. Fees and extension rules can change, so verify them on the official immigration site first.
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