A clear, honest walkthrough of every step — what happens, when it happens, and what we do at each stage. No surprises, no last-minute panics.
We walk you through each of these 8 steps. You're never doing this alone.
Everything starts here. We review your academic background, work experience, English score, budget, and career goals. We tell you honestly — which universities you qualify for, what programs fit your profile, and what your scholarship chances are.
Based on your profile, we create a personalised shortlist of 3–5 universities and programs — ranked by fit, scholarship potential, and career outcome. We explain the pros and cons of each option clearly, so you can decide with full information.
We provide a complete personalised document checklist and guide you through preparing each document to the standard Irish universities expect. The Statement of Purpose is the most critical document — we work on this with you through multiple drafts.
We submit your applications to all shortlisted universities simultaneously. As registered agents, we have direct submission access and established relationships with admissions offices — this means faster processing and direct communication if anything is needed.
Universities typically respond within 4–8 weeks. You may receive conditional offers (requiring final results or other documents) or unconditional offers. We negotiate scholarship amounts where possible and advise you on which offer represents the best overall value — not just the lowest fee.
Once you've chosen your preferred university, you pay the acceptance deposit (typically €500–€3,000) and submit any remaining documents to satisfy the conditions of your offer. We guide you on the most cost-effective way to transfer funds internationally.
The Irish D-Visa (study visa) application is the most documentation-intensive part of the process. We prepare your entire visa file — financial documents, cover letter, health insurance, accommodation evidence — and review everything before submission. Our 98% visa success rate comes from meticulous preparation at this stage.
Most consultancies stop at the visa. We don't. Once you have your visa, we help you prepare for arrival in Ireland — accommodation guidance, what to pack, GNIB registration, Irish bank account setup, and an introduction to the Irish student community. We also share our post-study resources so you're thinking about your career from day one.
We provide a personalised checklist for your specific universities. Here's the complete picture.
All semester marksheets, degree certificates, and provisional certificates if final degree not yet issued. Attestation requirements vary by university.
University600–1,000 word personal essay. The single most important document in your application. We work on multiple drafts with you.
University2 letters — ideally one academic (professor) and one professional (manager). We provide templates and guidance on who to approach.
UniversityAcademic and professional background in chronological format. Irish universities expect a specific format — different from Indian CVs.
UniversityIELTS, PTE, TOEFL or Duolingo. Must be less than 2 years old at time of application. Original test report required.
UniversityValid for at least 12 months beyond your intended course end date. Both bio-data page and any existing visa pages.
University + Visa6 months of statements showing sufficient funds — typically €7,000–€10,000 for visa. Must reflect genuine savings, not last-minute transfers.
Visa RequiredSponsor declaration (usually parent) confirming financial support for your studies. Notarised format required.
Visa RequiredMandatory for Irish student visa. Must cover €30,000+ medical expenses. We guide you to suitable policies accepted by the Irish Embassy.
Visa RequiredProof of arranged accommodation in Ireland — university on-campus offer or private rental agreement.
Visa RequiredOfficial conditional or unconditional offer letter from your chosen Irish university. This is your primary visa evidence document.
Visa RequiredIrish D-Visa fee is €60. Payment is made online during application. We guide you through the online portal.
Visa RequiredThe Irish D-Visa (study visa) is straightforward when your documents are in order. Our 98% success rate comes from meticulous preparation — every document checked, every question anticipated.
Most Indian students apply through the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) online portal. Processing takes 4–8 weeks. Single-entry D-Visa costs €60.
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