Question About Visa For Non-Eu Students

I got applied from DCU as a international non eu students and im wondering about visa am i have to pay the all amounts before apply the visa.Is tehere have any options that i can pay in installments

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1 points Penguinar

You have to show proof of funds to get the visa, but you don't need to pay the whole year's tuition. It used to be half/ a semester, but not sure about now as they change those policies often.

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-1 points SecretGrand3390

No all you have to do is Pay 50% to get your visa support letter and show proof of funds that you have the balance 50% and €10000 for living expenses.but check on your school website maybe it’s different.

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0 points Medical-Meal2871

This explains what you need as part of your visa application https://www.irishimmigration.ie/coming-to-study-in-ireland/what-are-my-study-visa-options/how-to-apply-for-long-term-study-visa/ but you might also have to check with DCU about their fee schedule. But immigration states you must pay at least €6000 towards your course fees before you apply for your visa.

They advise it can take at least 3 months to get the outcome of the visa application too

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