🇮🇪 Study in Ireland with Mentor Institute
Study in Ireland from Nepal in 2026
Ireland is an English-speaking member of the European Union and home to global technology and pharmaceutical headquarters. Its universities are research-intensive and internationally respected, making it an excellent destination for Nepali students.
Tuition
EUR 10,000 - 25,000 / yr
Living Expenses
EUR 10,000 - 12,000 / yr
English
IELTS 6.0 - 6.5
Work Rights
20 hrs / week in term
Major Intakes
September · January
Stay Back
Up to 2 years
Overview
Why study in Ireland?
Ireland is an English-speaking member of the European Union and home to global technology and pharmaceutical headquarters. Its universities are research-intensive and internationally respected, making it an excellent destination for Nepali students.
With the Third Level Graduate Programme (Stay Back Option), graduates can remain to seek employment - a strong pathway into Europe's tech and business sectors.
Popular Courses
Top Student Cities
- Dublin - Capital and European HQ of major tech firms.
- Cork - Growing student city with strong industry links.
- Galway - Lively west-coast university town.
Entry Requirements
Academic & English requirements
What you'll typically need to study in Ireland. Requirements vary by institution and program - our counselors confirm the exact criteria for your chosen course.
Bachelor's
- Completion of +2 / equivalent
- IELTS 6.0
- Academic transcripts
Master's
- Recognized bachelor's degree
- IELTS 6.5
- SOP & financial documents
Step by Step
Ireland student visa process
A clear, ordered path from choosing your course to departure - with Mentor Institute beside you at every stage.
- 1
Choose course & institution
Select a recognized Irish university or college.
- 2
Receive offer & pay fees
Accept the offer and pay tuition as required.
- 3
Prepare documents
Academics, funds, passport, English results.
- 4
Apply for the study visa
Lodge your application with supporting documents.
- 5
Prepare for departure
Arrange accommodation and travel.
Cost of Studying
- All programsEUR 10,000 - 25,000 / yr
Approximately EUR 10,000 - 12,000 per year depending on city and lifestyle.
Work & After Study
Students can work up to 20 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays.
Master's graduates can use the Third Level Graduate Programme to stay up to 2 years to seek work.
Scholarships
- Government of Ireland scholarships
- University merit awards
Questions
FAQs - Study in Ireland
Yes - Ireland is an English-speaking EU country, so you study and work in English.
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