
Study in an English-speaking EU country with respected universities and a booming tech and pharma industry. MaxOn Global Consultants guides Pakistani students from offer to Irish study visa.
Main intakes
Most taught master’s
Stay back (Stamp 1G)
Living-cost funds
Ireland combines respected universities with a booming tech and pharma industry and a friendly, welcoming culture.
We help you shortlist universities that match your profile and budget.
Book a free consultation — in person or online.
We review your profile, budget and goals.
Accept your offer and pay at least €6,000.
Show €10,000 with immediate access.
Complete your D visa and submit documents.
Register for your IRP and receive Stamp 2.
Typical annual costs for non-EU students, in euros (€). Fees vary by institution, program and city.
per year · medicine at the top of the range
per year · most taught master’s are 1 year
single-entry / multi-entry
| Cost | Amount |
|---|---|
| Proof of living funds | €10,000 for your first year |
| Tuition paid before visa | At least €6,000 (or full fee if lower) |
| IRP registration | €300 |
| Living costs (Dublin / other cities) | About €1,400–2,500 / €1,000–1,800 per month |
Medical insurance is also required. Figures as of October 2026 — always confirm with Irish Immigration Service Delivery and your institution.
A typical checklist for Pakistani students. Exact requirements vary by institution and personal circumstances.
Meet your counsellor in person or online.
Clear guidance on funds and documents.
Your first consultation is completely free.
From shortlisting to arrival in Ireland.
Funding options Pakistani students often explore. Eligibility and deadlines change each year — we’ll check the latest details with you.
Government-funded awards for high-achieving international students — check eligibility each year.
Many universities offer merit scholarships and fee reductions for non-EU students.
Funded PhD places through universities and research councils.
Proof of €10,000 for living costs for your first year, plus tuition paid (at least €6,000, or the full fee if lower).
The main intake is September, with a limited January/February intake for some programs.
Students on Stamp 2 can work up to 20 hours per week in term and up to 40 hours in holiday periods.
Eligible bachelor’s graduates can stay up to 12 months, and master’s graduates up to 24 months, under Stamp 1G.
A course on the Interim List of Eligible Programmes — you need an offer for an ILEP-listed course to get a study visa.
Generally, only PhD students can bring family members. Check the current rules before applying.
Yes — options include the Government of Ireland Scholarship and university merit scholarships.
No. Decisions are made by institutions and Irish immigration authorities. We help you prepare the strongest possible application.
MaxOn Global Consultants helps Pakistani students choose the right university and prepare for their study abroad journey.
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