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Do universities in Ireland offer two years of stay-back options after one year of study for a Master's?

04 Sept 2026 · Answered by Geetha Muthu · 2 min read
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Yes, if you complete a one year master's in Ireland, you qualify for the full 24 month Stamp 1G stay back regardless of course length. It is issued as an initial 12 month permission, renewable if you show job hunting or employment, letting you work full time in any sector.

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Yes, your one year master's degree in Ireland still earns you the full two year stay back, because the Stamp 1G scheme grants Level 9 graduates 24 months regardless of whether your course took one year or two. You just need to apply within the right window and keep your visa status active.

Stamp 1G Stay Back Details

DetailWhat It Means For You
Total duration24 months for Master's or PhD (Level 9 or 10) graduates
How it is issuedInitial 12 month permission, renewable for a second 12 month block
Renewal conditionYou must show evidence of active job hunting or employment
Work rightsFull time work, up to 40 hours a week, in any sector, no employment permit needed
Application windowWithin 6 months of receiving your final official graduation results

What To Do After Your 24 Months

  • Line up a job offer before your Stamp 1G expires so you can transition smoothly to an employment based permit.
  • A Critical Skills Employment Permit or a General Employment Permit are the two common routes to stay in Ireland long term, both secured through an employer.
  • Keep your student visa (Stamp 2) valid right up until you apply for Stamp 1G, since a lapse can complicate your application.

My Advice

Apply for your Stamp 1G as soon as your final results are officially released rather than waiting near the six month deadline, and use your first 12 months actively job hunting so you have real evidence ready if you need the second 12 month renewal.

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