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Ashirioluwa:
Give it a try because you never know

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Ashirioluwa:
What is the anticipated cost of your tuition? They will mostly base their decisions on the cost of tuition, program duration, and living costs.

You can check it yourself to see if the 11,000 euros will be enough to pay for a year's worth of education and living expenses.

Even if your sponsor's 11,000 euros can cover everything, the visa officer can still doubt it because they won't believe that anyone in their right mind will use all their savings to sponsor a relative's education.

Note: This is just my own personal opinion. I am not an expert when it comes to immigration matters; therefore, don't base your decision on it.

I’ve paid my year’s worth of tuition(€11,000) already, so I’m just focusing on proof of funds to get my study visa. Thanks.

Ashirioluwa:
What is the anticipated cost of your tuition? They will mostly base their decisions on the cost of tuition, program duration, and living costs.

You can check it yourself to see if the 11,000 euros will be enough to pay for a year's worth of education and living expenses.

Even if your sponsor's 11,000 euros can cover everything, the visa officer can still doubt it because they won't believe that anyone in their right mind will use all their savings to sponsor a relative's education.

Note: This is just my own personal opinion. I am not an expert when it comes to immigration matters; therefore, don't base your decision on it.

I’ve paid my year’s worth of tuition(€11,000) already, so I’m just focusing on proof of funds to get my study visa. Thanks.

Hi everyone. I’d like to ask if submitting a sponsor statement of account with 11,000€ and in my account 800€ is okay for Ireland study visa and if someone has gotten visa with this amount. Thank you.