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🇮🇪 Study in Ireland

Education loan rates for Ireland

Secured and unsecured loan options from our lending partners for Indian students heading to Ireland. Verified rates as of 2025–26.

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10.50%Secured from
10.75%Unsecured from
With Collateral

Secured loans for Ireland

These loans require property or FD as collateral but offer the lowest interest rates. Margin money is the portion of the cost you must pay yourself.

LenderMax Loan AmountRate of InterestMargin Money
SBI Up to ₹1.5 Cr 10.65% (girls) / 11.50% (boys) 10%
Union Bank of India Up to ₹1.5 Cr 10.50% - 10.85% 10% (listed) / 15% (non-listed)
Without Collateral

Unsecured loans for Ireland

No property needed — approval is based on your academic profile and co-applicant income. Faster processing but slightly higher rates.

Some lenders (Credila, Avanse, Incred, Auxilo) offer different amounts and rates for STEM vs Non-STEM courses in Ireland. STEM courses generally get a higher loan limit and a slightly lower rate.
LenderMax Loan AmountRate of InterestMargin Money
Axis Bank Up to ₹40 Lakh 10.75% - 11.50% 5%
ICICI Bank Up to ₹20 Lakh 11.50% - 12.00% 15%
IDFC First Bank Up to ₹35 Lakh 11.75% - 13.25% Nil
Credila STEM: ₹30L / Non-STEM: ₹25L STEM: 12.00–12.25% / Non-STEM: 12.25–12.50% Nil
Avanse STEM: ₹30L / Non-STEM: ₹25L STEM: 12.50–13.00% / Non-STEM: 12.75–13.25% Nil
Incred STEM: ₹30L / Non-STEM: ₹25L STEM: 12.50–13.00% / Non-STEM: 12.75–13.50% Nil
Auxilo STEM: ₹30L / Non-STEM: ₹25L STEM: 12.00–12.50% / Non-STEM: 12.50–13.00% Nil
Rates shown are indicative as of 2025–26 and subject to change. Actual rate depends on your profile, university, and lender assessment. Confirm with the lender or our counsellors before applying.

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Visa Guide

Irish Study Visa (Type D Long Stay)

  • 1Receive offer letter from your Irish university
  • 2Apply online at the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS)
  • 3Pay visa fee (€60 single entry / €100 multiple entry)
  • 4Financial proof: tuition + €10,000 living costs — loan sanction letter accepted
  • 5Private medical insurance for the duration of study
  • 6Processing time: 8–12 weeks — apply at least 3 months before your course start
Loan + Visa together: Your loan sanction letter is a key financial document for the visa application. We coordinate both processes so you're not chasing two things at once. Learn about our visa support →
Top Universities

Where our students go

Trinity College DublinUniversity College Dublin (UCD)University College Cork (UCC)National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG)Dublin City University (DCU)Maynooth UniversityTechnological University Dublin

Average tuition: €10,000–€25,000/year. Living costs: €10,000–€14,000/year.

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