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Is it true that I need to show 32,000 euros for medical expenses as part of the Ireland visa process?

16 Jun 2026 · Answered by Tamanna Jaisingh · 1 min read
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No, you do not need to show €32,000 for medical expenses as part of the Ireland student visa process. Instead, you must have private medical insurance that covers accidents, illnesses, and hospital stays, with a minimum of €25,000 coverage each for accidents and diseases. You can buy this insurance from your home country for the first year, as long as it meets these requirements. For subsequent years, you will need insurance from an Irish provider. Make sure your policy is valid for your entire stay and covers all necessary medical needs, including any pre-existing conditions. If you need more details or have questions about approved insurance options, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.

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