
Study Visa

- All SA passports
- Work Permit Skills lists
- General Work Permits
- General Work permits going deeper into the information and getting a job offer and work permit
- General Work permits how to get your family processed when they arrive after 12 months
- Spouses and Children of Work permits and their Stamps explained
- Critical Skills Work Permit
- Critical skills going deeper into the information and getting a job offer and work permit
- Study Visa
- Stamp 0 – Retiring to Ireland
- Starting a Business or Investing in Ireland on SA Passports
- Before Ireland Things To Do
- Home Affairs
- Other Paperwork
- Documents for Ireland
- Checklist of things to do before you move
- European Union Passport holders and South African family members (EU/EEA)- Relevant parts of the EU Directive
- Police Clearance, Tax Clearance and Driver’s licence letter of Entitlement- Must have, good to have or don’t bother?
- De Facto Relationships
- Preparing to Fly
- Things you may want to consider before you leave
- In Ireland Things to do
- Registration at Garda Immigration
- Finding a home
- Setting up your home
- Finding Employment
- PPS & Tax
- Driving in Ireland
- Animals and Plants
- How things work in Ireland
- Public Transport
- Children in Ireland (costs and education)
- Schooling in Ireland: The Basics
- Enrollment
- Homeschooling
- Types of Schools
- Supports and Transport
- Third-level Education (Tertiary)
- Pre-School
- ECCE program and Childcare in Ireland
- How much does it cost for children to grow up in Ireland?
- Children with Special Needs
- Educate Together Schools
- Habitual Residence (Child Benefit, HRC1 form, Irish Social Welfare and Operational Guidelines)
- Medical in Ireland
- Long term life in Ireland
- Family Reunification: The Basics
- Habitual Residence, Means Testing, Benefits, Permanent residency, Naturalisation and Becoming an Irish Citizen
- Starting a Business in Ireland
- Which Residency Stamps can Start a Business in Ireland?
- Starting a Business or Investing in Ireland on South African Passports
- Starting a business in Ireland- Stamp4, Stamp4EUfam and Stamp5
- FSAI advertising food businesses online
- Starting a Food business in Ireland
- Resources for this topic- Business in Ireland
- Links to everything you need
- Jargon Busting
- Helpful contact details
- Disclaimer
Important Note:
If you or your spouse or de facto partner holds a European Union, Irish, or British passport, you may qualify for alternative immigration routes to live, work, and study in the Republic of Ireland. These options involve different rules, particularly regarding studying.
Please refer back to the Information by Passport Type page for more details.
Study Options for South African Passport Holders: As an ever-evolving topic and yearly increases in the financial condtions we will refer you to HERE
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