In most cases if your student visa has been refused, one can reapply and resolve the issues previously identified by the Irish Immigration Authority. Contact Visa Online Assistance at http://www.visaonlineassistance.com for assistance in reapplying your refused student visa to Ireland.

1. Reapply your Refused Student
Visa to Ireland

2. • The financial sources of the student when is being sponsored by a certain family member requires
credible and substantial information to provide by a family member(s) in support for the student
visa application to study in Ireland, because the officer must be satisfied that your [sponsor] is
responsible or co-responsible from covering the entire costs and able to provide a clear proof of
relationship for the applicant.
• There should be a clear information or documents showing the available money in regards for the
amount being sponsored to the applicant and shows that this money is readily available as well
• It is also a prerequisite to show the bank statements for the last six months to determine how your
sponsor(s) money reflects the intended support to be provided to the applicant
• It is also important to note that “bank statements” must be in official bank letter head and or if you
intend to provide a computer generated printouts – it has to be certified/notarized by the bank(s)
and accompanied with a letter of confirmation from the bank
• In some cases, where in if there is a ‘provenance’ of money from your sponsor’s account before the
lodgment of student visa for Ireland. There should be a credible and clear explanation as to where
these money came from
• The above information is just a few in concerning to meet the student finances with sponsor for
Ireland, otherwise, if you failed to meet or follow the guidelines of Irish Immigration – expect that
you may not get positive results of your student visa application and potentially receives a refusal
letter with the following grounds below:

3. • F- Finances evidence provided is deemed insufficient or incomplete
• F- Finances – no evidence of finances shown
• ID – Insufficient documentation in support of the application
• Among other information they will look into your application for student visa in Ireland, is your personal
circumstances like: your travel history, qualification, work and your intention to study the course in Ireland. The
Visa/Immigration Officer of Irish Immigration Authorities must be satisfied that you will not remain in Ireland after
the completion of your proposed study program in Ireland, otherwise if they are not satisfied nor convinced you
may bet a refused student visa on the following grounds below:
• OC- Observe the conditions of the visa- the visa sought is for specific purpose and duration the applicant has not
satisfied that visa officer that such conditions would be observed
• SP – Gaps in Education or employment not accounted for
• SP – Need to undertake the course in the State
• Remember that if you intend to make an appeal to your refused student visa in Ireland, they will look back again
of what you had originally have provided to your previous application. Therefore, submitting a ‘fresh application’
or reapply after the refusal is another options to consider – only if you have additional information or documents
to present with your reapplication that is significant and relevant to claim meeting the criteria for student visa in
Ireland and able to address the issue of your previous refusal as stated to your refusal letter.
Contact Visa Online Assistance for your Visa to Ireland to study through sending an email at
info@visaonlineassistance.com or visit http://www.visaonlineassistance.com for more information.