How much funds do I need to show in the bank for a Master's in Ireland for visa purposes?
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You need to show funds covering both tuition fees and living expenses for your Ireland student visa:
- Tuition fees: At least €6,000 paid upfront. If your total tuition is higher, you must show funds for the full remaining amount.
- Living expenses: At least €10,000 for one academic year (for courses over 8 months).
For a typical one-year master's, you should have around €16,000 available (€6,000 tuition + €10,000 living costs). If tuition is higher, add that extra amount.
Bank statements should be recent (last 3 - 6 months), official, and clearly show your name and account details. Large or unusual deposits must be explained. If a sponsor is supporting you, include their financial documents and proof of relationship.
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