Study in Ireland from Pakistan

Why study in Ireland?

• English-speaking environment. No language barrier for most courses and a welcoming culture for international students.
• Industry connections. Many global technology, finance and pharmaceutical firms have European operations in Ireland.
• Shorter master's degrees. Many taught master's programmes take one year.
• After graduation. An eligible graduate scheme lets students stay to look for work.

Undergraduate, postgraduate and pathway programmes

Foreign Migration guides students into Ireland at every level of study, not only postgraduate degrees:

Popular fields of study

Partner and popular universities (40+)

We work with, and regularly guide applications to, universities including:

DCUDublin City University

UOLUniversity of Limerick

NCONational College of Ireland

TUDTechnological University Dublin

UOGUniversity of Galway

MTUMunster Technological University

SETSouth East Technological University

ATUAtlantic Technological University

MUMaynooth University

DIODundalk Institute of Technology

GCDGriffith College Dublin

DCDDorset College Dublin

NCONational College of Ireland

ICDIBAT College Dublin

ACDAmerican College Dublin

DBSDublin Business School

ICDIndependent College Dublin

CCDCCT College Dublin

SCOShannon College of Hotel Management

IOAInstitute of Art, Design and Technology

MIOMarino Institute of Education

TCDTrinity College Dublin

UCDUniversity College Dublin

UCCUniversity College Cork

RCORoyal College of Surgeons in Ireland

NUONational University of Ireland Galway

DIFDublin Institute for Advanced Studies

HCHibernia College

PCPulse College

DSODublin School of Business

IBSICD Business School

PIPortobello Institute

LCLSB College

MIMilltown Institute

DIFDublin International Foundation College

DFPDBS Foundation Programme

TDFTU Dublin Foundation Studies

GCFGriffith College Foundation

DCUDublin City University International Study Centre

NCONational College of Ireland Foundation

University names above are shown for information only, to illustrate the range of institutions we work with in Ireland; it is not an exclusive or complete list, and inclusion does not itself guarantee admission. Each university's own logo is used to identify it wherever we have the logo file on file; others show as initials until a logo is added. Entry requirements and available scholarships vary by university and we confirm current options for your profile at your consultation.

Typical admission requirements

• Offer letter from your institution
• Academic transcripts and degree certificates
• English test score
• Proof of funds and paid tuition as required
• Private medical insurance
• Valid passport
• Online visa application with supporting documents

Working while you study and after

Eligible students can work part-time during term and full-time during set holiday periods, within limits. A graduate scheme lets eligible graduates remain to seek employment. We check current rules with you.

The student visa journey

1. Apply and receive an offerChoose your programme and receive an offer from an approved institution.
2. Accept and payAccept the offer and pay any required tuition deposit.
3. Arrange funds and insurancePrepare financial evidence and private medical cover.
4. Submit your visa applicationApply online, then send your documents and biometrics as instructed.
5. Plan your arrivalAfter approval, arrange accommodation and travel.

Popular study cities

Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Maynooth.

How Foreign Migration helps you study in Ireland

We shortlist universities and courses that match your grades and budget, prepare and submit your applications, search scholarships, check your visa file page by page and support you until you arrive. Your first consultation is free.