Tuition for international students varies widely depending on institution and programme. Approximate ranges: €9,000 to €22,000+ per year for many programmes.
Living costs:

• In cities like Dublin: roughly €1,100–€1,800/month.
• Outside major cities (smaller towns): lower, perhaps €800–€1,100/month

Example: Overall cost (tuition + living) for many international students is cited as €15,000-€25,000/year in some sources.

Living costs:

• You’ll typically need your high school diploma (or bachelor’s for postgraduate applications), transcripts, proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL) if applicable.
• Apply early; different institutions may have different deadlines

Visa / Residence:

• If you’re a non-EU/EEA student, you will likely need a student visa and to register with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) or the immigration authorities after arrival. (For immigration guidance, please contact our office)

• Work during studies: Permitted up to 20 hours/week during term for many international students in eligible programmes.
• After graduation: Non-EU students who complete eligible programmes may apply under the “Third Level Graduate Scheme” (commonly called Stamp 1G) to stay and seek employment for up to 2 years (or longer for doctoral graduates) in certain cases.

Key Considerations & Challenges:

• The cost of living in Dublin and major cities can be high; accommodation is a major cost driver.
• Visa and immigration procedures must be followed carefully; proof of funds and documentation is important.
• For your clients: check that the programme is eligible under the immigration scheme, and that the institution is recognised.
• Be aware of accommodation availability and rental market pressures (especially in major cities).