If fees is paid in full and an Educational bond is paid. Is it necessary to submit a bank statement?

moyo90:

Got admitted too to the institutions can we connect
I read from the previous forum that one can pay half of the fees to get a visa support letter but its not a guarantee for Visa approval as most time they advice one to pay in full.
Have u paid ya acceptance fee

hello, i have opted for another school.

Pls kindly check your mail, I need to make some enquiry on how to go about filling masters application for University of Limerick.

moyo90:

Got admitted too to the institutions can we connect
I read from the previous forum that one can pay half of the fees to get a visa support letter but its not a guarantee for Visa approval as most time they advice one to pay in full.
Have u paid ya acceptance fee

Pls did you use ielts for University of limerick why applying for masters?

moyo90:

Got admitted too to the institutions can we connect
I read from the previous forum that one can pay half of the fees to get a visa support letter but its not a guarantee for Visa approval as most time they advice one to pay in full.
Have u paid ya acceptance fee

No

unilag100:
Pls did you use ielts for University of limerick why applying for masters?

Hello,
I submitted an appeal for my Study Visa in late November and saw the appeal was successful using the weekly decisions report in late January.

It's been 6 weeks since I saw this but haven't been contacted by the Embassy. I've sent multiple emails (to both the visa section and the embassy) over the course of the last 5, asking for the status of the appeal and when to receive my documents but they haven't responded to any, almost as if I'm being ghosted.

How long does it take to get a response from them after the decision has been made and should I be worried that they aren't responding to my emails?

onagamich:


Thanks a lot for this, meanwhile just for clarity's sake, Is it okay for one to use only an education bond without a sponsor and pay complete tuition for 1 year if someone is going for a 3-year bachelor's degree studies. Will it affect the visa decision as there is no proof for subsequent years after the first year

In other words how can one prove this if It's self-sponsored "Evidence that you or a sponsor have access to at least €7,000 for each subsequent year of your studies, in addition to the course fees for each of those years".

While you can use just the education bond and your personal statement of accounts, you will still be required to show or explain the source of funds. You can contact iCas for more information and guidance

benjamin2222:
If fees is paid in full and an Educational bond is paid. Is it necessary to submit a bank statement?

Yes, you still have to explain your sources of income and explain lodgment in your account

I didn’t get into limerick , I don’t know why but I want to apply to Dublin business school and maynooth university, please any advise on which is better

My wife wants to study in Ireland (nursing or project management) while I’ll be the dependent, is there job opportunities for me there either casual or office job inorder to take care of her school fees and pay our bills there?

We were actually looking towards going to the university of Northampton before someone suggested universities in ireland..

I want a very narrative and detailed explanations my people so as not to mess up ..

Thanks and waiting for the swift responses

Isiooma:
I didn’t get into limerick , I don’t know why but I want to apply to Dublin business school and maynooth university, please any advise on which is better

Compare the course modules first. Which course are you applying for?

Keji1012:
My wife wants to study in Ireland (nursing or project management) while I’ll be the dependent, is there job opportunities for me there either casual or office job inorder to take care of her school fees and pay our bills there?

We were actually looking towards going to the university of Northampton before someone suggested universities in ireland..

I want a very narrative and detailed explanations my people so as not to mess up ..

Thanks and waiting for the swift responses

lan

Probably the person meant Northern Ireland (which is still part of the UK though) cos the Republic of Ireland does not permit the student to come with dependents exceptions to PhD APPLICANTS

Any one going to Tudublin this September? Please let's connect.

Please, if one is to appeal for his/her visa, do the person need to get new statement of account and new sponsor's letter and accounts?
Or can I make do with the old ones while explaining the mistakes on the said letter in my new appeal letter?

Please I need you help on how to apply for my study Visa to Ireland, I have paid my fees already, Munster technological university.

Anyone here that got admission in Munster technological university. Please let connect

Just got an admission in the university. Was about asking if its a recognised school in ireland

Yange1:
Anyone here that got admission in Munster technological university. Please let connect

Danku007:
Just got an admission in the university. Was about asking if its a recognised school in ireland

MTU-Cork was formerly Cork Institute of Technology

MTU-Kerry was formerly Institute of Technology Tralee.

Both schools merged in 2020 to become Munster Technological University .

dellons:
Please, if one is to appeal for his/her visa, do the person need to get new statement of account and new sponsor's letter and accounts?
Or can I make do with the old ones while explaining the mistakes on the said letter in my new appeal letter?

Please, anyone

dellons:




Please, anyone

It depends- if finance was one of the reasons more importantly explanation of lumpsum, then you should work with the previous 6 months presented earlier.

If concerns were raised as regards your closing balance or POF being insufficient, then YES you need an updated / recent 6 months bank statement

I appreciate your response.

Is IELTS a compulsory requirement for visa application?

An a sponsor combine 2 different account?

ICaSNg:


MTU-Cork was formerly Cork Institute of Technology

MTU-Kerry was formerly Institute of Technology Tralee.

Both schools merged in 2020 to become Munster Technological University .

Congratulations! Which bank did you use and how long did it take for the school to confirm your payment?

Yange1:
Please I need you help on how to apply for my study Visa to Ireland, I have paid my fees already, Munster technological university.

Which of the English Proficiency Test did you submit and did you use any AGENT during application?

juniior:


You must submit your sponsors bank statement if you include a sponsor on your visa application, whether you apply for education bond or not. However If you apply for education bond, your sponsor doesn't need to have excess cash in account. Education bond would serve as sufficient proof of finance.

My advice to you is to use education bond and your personal bank statement. Leave sponsor about of your application. It brings in alot of difficulties, like;
1. Strong link to your sponsor (with evidence)
2. Sponsors business registration documents
3. Sponsors tax clearance papers
4. Sponsors bank statement and letter from bank
5. Sponsors explanation for lump sum lodgements (in and out cash with evidence)

Etc


Reasons related to sponsors are one of the highest reason for refusals

Please,i don't think it is necessary to pay for the admission process unless you want to waste your money.I only applied into the University of Limerick and i got admission within three days.I only picked one course but it depends on what you want though. My course requirements were student transcripts,proficiency in English language,uni certificate,birth certificate or data page of international passport,personal statement and recommendation letter from your referee.I used a reference letter from my Head of department in my present place of work.The best thing is that let your personal statement be good,i dedicated few days to my personal statement,kept checking out the errors and the things i feel i should add to it.I started with an area of my life where i got convinced that i need to study the course,make the story so real but it must be related to the course you want to study. Then talked about my practical research in my alma mata,how i did a team work with my departmental course mates.After that,i talked about how good the school is,went to their social media page on instagram and jotted out some fascinating things about them that they will like to hear. In short,be positive in your personal statement and make it look so real to your life experiences pertaining to the course. Even for the visa application,when i get to that stage,with all the information on this page and the general help here, that should suffice.

Danku007:
Which of the English Proficiency Test did you submit and did you use any AGENT during application?

Academic IELTS
No agent

Pls how did you pay the acceptance fees and pls kindly check your mail. I just got my admission from UL I don’t know what next to do. Kindly help. Thanks

Ire0005:
They finally responded today. I had asked about the instalment as well. My tuition is €16,400 but I got €1,500 merit scholarship and also paid the 600 acceptance deposit, so, that is €2,100 less. Hence, my 50% is €7,150. I need them to clarify if this tuition is inclusive of all the other student charges.
1. You are required to pay 50% of your total tuition cost. Your calculation of €7,150 below is correct.

2. The 2 instalments can be based on the remaining 50% balance.

Please what are the documents to be submitted for an Ireland visa. I am new here

Please gurus help. What are the requirements and documents to bring (or go with) My Wife and daughter to Ireland?

I hope to start my PhD in UCD by September 2022. Please I need detailed guidance.

Any other PhD student going to Dublin? Please indicate and let's connect.

Hello, Ire pls how did you pay the acceptance fees for University of Limerick? And how did you go about paying 50% of the fees. Pls kindly check your Mail I sent you a mail.

Pls Incase anyone know how to go about this kindly explain on the platform so others can learn also and Incase there is any WhatsApp group for University of Limerick, pls kindly let me know.

Ire0005:
They finally responded today. I had asked about the instalment as well. My tuition is €16,400 but I got €1,500 merit scholarship and also paid the 600 acceptance deposit, so, that is €2,100 less. Hence, my 50% is €7,150. I need them to clarify if this tuition is inclusive of all the other student charges.
1. You are required to pay 50% of your total tuition cost. Your calculation of €7,150 below is correct.

2. The 2 instalments can be based on the remaining 50% balance.