(vc _ row css =.)IRELAND STUDIATE VISA - REQUIREMENTS
* diligent application: It must be signed and completed by each applicant in English. www.visas.inis.gov.ie / avats / OnlineHome.aspx
* Two photographs: They must be passport size white background of no more than six months, they must have the name and reference number of the application behind them.
* Letter of reasons: It must be signed by the applicant where it includes:
- The reason he goes to Ireland
- For how long he's gonna stay there
-Accommodation details
- Who will take over the travel costs
-Commitment to return to your country of residence (study, work or family)
* Passport Copy: You must include copy of ALL the leaves of your Passport both recent and previous (if you have two or more). The passports of the applicants must be valid at least 6 months after the expected date of departure from Ireland following the visit.
* Course check: Original university / school letter confirming the acceptance of the applicant in the course which must be full time and must have minimum 15 hours of class
-The letter must specify the type of course to be studied
-Constance of quantity and total payment of admission, tuition, etc. issued by the university or school.
If the school organizes health insurance, the details of the health insurance must be included in the acceptance letter.
ATTENTION: When making the decision on the visa application, the Department of Justice, Equality and Legal Reform will take into account the educational and other credentials of the academy / school.
Academies / schools must be recognized by the Department of Education and Science through ACELS: www.acels.i. Please refer to the list of courses recognized by the Department of Education and Science on its website: www.education.ie
* Ability to understand the course: A check that the necessary academic level required to be able to attend the course has been obtained.
-This voucher shall include: results of examinations, ratings obtained and certificates to verify the above.
Nivel de Inglés (THE SOLICITANTS WHO WANT TO STUDIE IN A STUDIE / ACADEMY OF ANNOUNCER ESTAINLY EXFORCES OF THESE REQUIREMENTS)
* A check that you have the ability to participate fully in the chosen course with the required average English language level and that you can thus meet the requirements of the visa department official.
* It is recommended that all applicants, regardless of nationality or education, submit to the examination of the "The International English Language Testing System" (IELTS) and provide the original certificate with their visa application.
* Other certificates that are internationally recognized as TOEFL or Cambridge are accepted.
* The omission of this certificate would result in delays in the processing of the application and possibly the denial of the application.
* The delivery of false documents or fraudulent certificates with the application implies the denial of the application, without the right to appeal.
* Any of the required certificates must have been issued within two years of the date of start of the proposed course.
* The recommended notes / ratings are:
IELTS - minimum rating of 5
TOEFL - minimum rating of 173
Cambridge - First Certificate in English (FCE) or above
* These recommendations are subject to review pending suggestions from the Department of Education & Science.
Education & Vocational Training
* Full details of education to date should be provided in the questionnaire.
* The results of tests obtained together with the certificates should be included.
* Any interval between their last full-time education period and the application to study in Ireland must be justified.
* If such intervals were due to periods of employment, full details of the professional history should be provided.
* If educational or vocational training does not have an obvious connection to the course you want to take in Ireland, you must provide full details of why you are going to undertake a change in your career.
Economic resources check
* It is a fact that it has the necessary financial resources to maintain itself during its stay in Ireland without the need to use public resources or to rely on a part-time job.
* Please fill in the "Financial Details" section in the questionnaire.
* If you have a sponsor, you must make a list of each person giving full and clear details of the relationship you have with you.
* Clear and concise details of the financial support they will give you for the duration of your stay in Ireland.
* Bank extracts must present a good history of bank funds covering a minimum period of 6 months prior to the visa application.
* It should be shown that a quantity of €EUR 7,000 minimum for the first year of study and €3000 if it is six months (€500 for each month). The sponsor must check that he has such an amount to maintain the applicant and that he has available funds to support himself and his family.
* Any deposit of large quantities made in the three months prior to the application must be explained in detail with proof to support the documentation.
* For example, if this amount comes from funds collected for the sale of property, collection of Saving Certificates, deposit accounts at fixed or similar rates, clear proof of such transactions must be provided.
* The omission of such a voucher would mean that the application was refused.
* It should be demonstrated that the applicant or sponsor has access to the amount of other €EUR 7,000 for each year of study, in addition to the cost of tuition or registration.
* A letter from the company where the sponsor works, confirming the employment details, plus 4 recent payroll, is accepted as proof. This letter must show the company's contact details including name, address and fixed phone number (no cell number is accepted).
* If the sponsor has a business of his or her own, proof is required as a Certificate of Registration of the competent authorities in the country of origin.
* All financial documentation should clearly indicate that it indicates and with whom it is related.
* All bank extracts must include the name and address of the holder and the account number.
* Each extract must include full bank contact data, including name, full address of the branch where the account is located, telephone number, e-mail address and Internet page, if available. Details of the balance converted to Euro and the exchange rate used should also be attached to the exchange rate of the date on which the application is delivered.
* If this information is not included in the bank extract, a letter from the bank would be needed, with the bank's own letterhead giving these details. It will not be taken into account as financial evidence letters from the bank where only a cell number, an email section as an address or an email address from Yahoo, Hotmail, etc. Even in such cases, the credibility of the entire application can be questioned.
* The bank extract must cover a minimum period of 6 months prior to the application and detail the transactions that have taken place during that period.
* No handmade notes will be accepted in bank extracts.
* If a scholarship has been obtained, full details of the financing.
* Details of the private health insurance: You must fully cover the duration of the stay in Ireland contracted by the applicant or the school / academy.
* Details of the round-trip plane reserve
Students under 18 years of age
* Students under the age of 18 who wish to study in Ireland must register at a private / pay school.
* The above requirements apply to all students.
* Both parents & apos; authorization (where appropriate) and copies of their passports are required. These must be authenticated.
* The granting of a visa to a minor student to study does not entitle any other family member to accompany him to Ireland.
* The data of the person responsible for the child in Ireland must accompany the application.
* The provisions of Part IVB of the Children Act 2001 shall apply when applications are reviewed. Internet page http: / / acts.oireachtas.ie / en.act.2001.0024.4.html
* If it is less of the age, it should be added to the self-imposed pressure of the father as a master.***
* Right to work
* Only students who are enrolled in a full-time course of at least one year and for whom they are to obtain a degree / diploma recognized by the Ministry of Education and Science can work in any work.
* It is allowed to work only in the months of May, June, July August and from December 15 to January 15.
* When the course is over, the right to any work will cease.
* The stamp placed on your GNIB passport will indicate whether you have permission to accept any work.
* If you have any questions about this, you should consult with GNIB before accepting an offer.
* Any non-compliance with visa conditions will result in a review of your case and possible country banishment.
* If the visa is approved
* Arrival in Ireland
* If the application has been approved, the Embassy where the visa was applied for shall issue a visa and fix it to the passport.
* The dates on the visa reflect the dates on which you can enter Ireland (The visa is granted for a maximum period of three months)
* Although the visa is a pre-entry authorization, it does not guarantee entry or stay in the country.
* Immigration officers at the port of entry have the right to question anyone on entry. If they are not satisfied with the person's intentions or reasons for entering the country, they have the right to refuse access even though the person concerned has a visa on the passport.
* It is recommended that the course-related documentation be kept so that it can be submitted to immigration officers at the entrance after landing.
* Course attendance
* The visa is approved on the basis that the student will attend classes at least 15 hours per week of daily learning.
* The Garda National Immigration Bureau will need to be provided with proof of assistance when an extension of the residence permit is requested.
* If a satisfactory assistance report is not submitted, the extension to remain in the country will not be approved.
Registration and Permission to Stay
* If you have been allowed to enter Ireland and the duration of the course is more than 90 days, you must register with the Garda Nacional Immigration Bureau (police) in 13-14 Burgh Quay, Dublin 2 or with the Immigration Office in the area where you reside.
* Extensions of the permit to reside in Ireland to continue the studies will only be granted when the Immigration Officer is satisfied with information on the course attendance, accommodation voucher, economic solvency voucher and health insurance.
* Permission to stay is not normally granted for a period of more than 18 months at least if the student takes a full-time course of at least one year and is recognized by the Ministry of Education and Science: www.education.i.
* For the exercise you must provide the GARDA:
-Passport with the respective Visa
- Medical insurance
-Letter of the institution indicating that the course is paid in full and that the person was accepted
- Payment of 300 Euros
Visas to re-enter
* The initial visa issued shall be valid for a single entry into the country.
* Those students who have a valid reason to leave the country during the school period must apply in advance and before making plans for a re-entry visa.
* http: / / www.inis.gov.ie / en / INIS / Pages / Re-Entry% 20Visas
* Proof to continue with return studies
* Before a re-entry visa can be issued, it must be registered with the Garda National Immigration Bureau
* It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that he / she has the appropriate visa (where necessary) for the country he / she intends to visit
* ATTENTION: A visa must be obtained from the UK authorities before travelling to Northern Ireland (the counties of Antrim, Armagh, Derry, Down, Fermanangh & Tyrone are made up of Northern Ireland)
Right of appeal
* If a request has been rejected, it may be appealed in writing within two months of the decision.
* It must be sent in writing and by certified mail to the following address: Visa Appeals Officer Department of Justice, Equality & Law Reform 13 -1 4Burgh Quay Dublin 2
* The appeal must clearly indicate the visa reference number, decision number, name and nationality (attach the letter of refusal given by the Consulate)
* The appeal must focus on providing answers to the reasons why the visa was denied. Any additional information must be submitted with the appeal for trial
* No appeal cost
* No right of appeal if false or fraudulent information or documentation is discovered in any part of the application
* The application together with the documentation must be sent to the Irish Embassy in Mexico. The cost of sending the documents to the Embassy shall be borne by the visa applicant.
Your application must be sent to the Irish Embassy in Mexico. The cost of sending the documentation required to the Embassy must be covered by the applicant.
* All previous documentation is requested to be linked to a cover sheet indicating the documents attached - We require a cover letter stating all the documentation attached to the application form
* Visa cost: The payment of consular rights is made at the Consulate in Bogota. The payment is only received in American dollars and the notes cannot have spherical scratches and cannot have broken.
-One Entrance: US $81
-Single Journey: USD 81 American dollars
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