The Irish Government provides a chance to the Indian students to study in their country provided, one should obtain an Irish student visa. The government of Ireland offers two kinds of Irish Visa, and it completely depends on the type of study program that a student opts to study.
Here’s the type of two Irish study visas:

• C Type Study Visa: but three months
• D Type Study Visa: quite three months

Apply for an Irish Student Visa
International students must apply for an Ireland Student Visa by visiting the official website of the Irish Government (https://www.visas.inis.gov.ie/avats/OnlineHome.aspx ). Aspirants must apply minimum three months prior the intended date of the program commencement.
International students must also meet an English language requirement to get a student visa for studying in Ireland. The International English language Testing System (IELTS) is the world’s most popular and trusted proficiency test. In the test, applicants should meet the minimum requirements assigned by the Irish Embassy i.e., an overall band of 5.0.
At the time of application, students must pay the visa fee of €60 and if the embassy officials don’t find the application of the student to be strong enough, there are chances of getting the refusal from the embassy. In such circumstances, the fee cannot be refunded. So, it's recommended to get proper guidance at the time of applying for a student visa to study in Ireland.

List of the documents required for Irish Student Visa
To apply for an Irish study visa, a student will generally have to submit the subsequent documents:
• A current passport or other valid travel documentation
• Letter of acceptance from a recognized Irish institution
• As a compulsory condition, your passport has to be valid for 12 months i.e., after your proposed date of arrival in Ireland
• Passport-sized color photographs
• The score of an English proficiency test like IELTS
• Proof of fee payment (this can either be a sound receipt showing course fees has been lodged to an approved student fee payment service or of the copy of Electronic Transfer of Funds by the applicant to a people bank of the university or college
• Evidence of funds (€7,000) to supply your living expenses for the duration of your course
• Evidence that accounts for any gaps in your educational history (if any)
• Medical insurance details
• You may additionally be asked to produce your biometric information as a part of the applying process
• A statement of your commitment that you’ll leave Ireland on the expiry of your visa
• Evidence of educational ability to pursue your chosen course

For specific courses and programs to study masters in Ireland, students can also need to appear for a private interview at the Ireland embassy or consulate. Secondly, as an element of the visa application process, students are required to provide their biometric information.
This is a brief information about securing an Irish student visa for international students to pursue higher education abroad in Ireland. Aspirants can always contact us for a free counselling session.