Do you prefer that we work part-time while studying abroad in Ireland?
Yes, working part-time while studying in Ireland is allowed and can be a good way to gain experience and support your living expenses.
- During term time: You can work up to 20 hours per week.
- During holiday periods: You can work up to 40 hours per week (June 1 - September 30, December 15 - January 15).
These limits apply if you hold a valid Stamp 2 student visa. It's important to follow these rules, as exceeding them may affect your visa status.
Part-time work can help with living costs, but you should not rely on it to fund your entire education. Irish authorities expect you to have enough funds for tuition and living expenses before arrival.
How much can you actually earn part-time in Ireland?
See how part-time work fits into your total budget and visa funds.
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