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Ireland Dependent Visa/ Spouse Visa/ Stamp 3

January 25, 2019January 25, 2019 highgrads Leave a comment

Once you complete MS in Ireland or if you come onsite to Ireland you can’t leave behind your dependents or spouses. Hence you will have to file Join Spouse Visa for Ireland and you also can file visa for your dependent kids to join you in Ireland.

Current processing times for dependent visa applications according to sponsors visa type are as below

Stamp1 : 6 months & Stamp 4 : Approx 1 year & Citizen- 1year+

Below are the basic steps to file the dependent visa

1. Completing online visa application form
2. Collecting and Organizing the supporting documents
3. Submitting the visa application packet to nearest embassy of VFS Global office

MS in Ireland FAQ

January 24, 2019January 25, 2019 highgrads Leave a comment

Its been 2 years we started this blog and many of the questions which come in your mind are mostly the same as we think about quality of education in ireland, job opportunities and many more so we have compiled some frequently asked questions here in this post so do read it before poking people on Facebook and LinkedIn who are in Ireland :P:P

Ireland student visa procedure and document checklist

June 27, 2016June 27, 2016 highgrads 14 Comments

irish-visa-application-form Everybody might have got there admits for September/ January intakes so June and July is best time to apply for Ireland student visa for September intake and November and December are the good dates for the January intake. But as this might be first time experience for few people for travelling to Ireland. I would like to write Ireland student visa procedure as well as I will list down Ireland student visa document checklist.

Visa Process after you arrive in Ireland

June 27, 2016June 27, 2016 highgrads Leave a comment

Visa you get in Ireland is just valid for 10 days. If you don’t fly within 10 days after your visa approval your visa will be rejected. When you reach to ireland the Local Airport Authority will put a stamp of 3 months on your visa that means you can stay till 3 months in Ireland. To extend your visa for whole education tenure or time you need to register with GNIB office. The process is explained in following video.