Work While You Study
The Stamp 2 visa permits 20 hours of part-time work per week during term and 40 hours during official holidays.
Study English Ireland
Study English in Ireland Master the Language While Building Your Future
Ireland has become a global hub for English language learners seeking authentic immersion in a welcoming, English-speaking EU country. Unlike most language schools that leave you to figure out accommodation, visas, and banking alone, EazyCity bundles everything together: accredited ILEP-listed courses, verified student accommodation, airport pickup, and on-ground support to help you transition smoothly.
Why Study English in Ireland?
A native English-speaking EU country with study-and-work rights, strong global connections, and a welcoming student culture.
EU-Based Opportunity
You build experience and contacts in Europe while learning in a fully English-speaking environment.
Global English Hub
Ireland has a thriving tech sector, multinational companies, and strong professional networks that matter globally.
Welcoming Culture
The Irish are known for friendliness and openness toward international students, making day-to-day life easier to navigate.
How It Works: Course + Accommodation + Support
One booking, everything sorted.
Accredited Language Course
Placement with an ILEP-listed school aligned to your level and schedule, from intensive short stays to longer academic-year options.
Verified Student Accommodation
Shared apartments, homestays, or student residences vetted for safety, quality, and fit.
Airport Pickup & Orientation
Meet you on arrival, transfer you to accommodation, and orient you around your neighbourhood.
Visa Support
Guidance on Stamp 2 requirements, documentation checklists, and the PPS number process.
Banking & Community Onboarding
Help opening an Irish bank account, connecting with student communities, and finding part-time work opportunities.
Ongoing Support
24/7 access to an EazyCity coordinator for questions, emergencies, or day-to-day clarity.
Stamp 2 Visa: Study and Work in Ireland
The legal pathway that lets you study, work, and build a future in Ireland.
What Stamp 2 Gives You
- Legal stay in IrelandUp to 8 months
- Work rights during term20 hrs/week
- Work rights during holidays40 hrs/week
- Progression pathwayYes
Core Requirements
- ILEP-listed courseRequired
- Proof of funds€7,000+
- Health insuranceRequired
- Accommodation proofRequired
During term: 20 hours/week at the Irish minimum wage can create meaningful monthly income.
During holidays: 40 hours/week increases earning potential significantly.
Choose Your City
Cork, Dublin, and Galway each offer a different mix of affordability, school choice, and culture.
Cork
Best value, strong student community, affordable accommodation, and a friendly pace that suits budget-conscious learners.
Dublin
The largest school selection, strongest career hub, and the widest range of language course options, with higher living costs.
Galway
Cultural immersion, smaller classes, a walkable city, and a more intimate student atmosphere.
Accommodation While You Study
The right housing setup changes your whole study experience.
Shared Student Apartments
Best for independence, social atmosphere, and flexibility, with EazyCity pre-vetting landlords and contracts.
Homestays
Best for language immersion, cultural experience, and built-in support, with vetted host matching and mediation if needed.
Purpose-Built Student Residences
Best for all-inclusive ease, amenities, and community, with room blocks, deposit support, and move-in readiness.
What EazyCity Handles For You
The done-for-you advantage from school guidance to local setup.
School Guidance & Enrollment
We assess your goals, match you to the right school, handle paperwork, and coordinate course start timing.
Accommodation & Logistics
We secure verified housing, share provider details, arrange airport pickup, and orient you in your neighbourhood.
Visa & Documentation
We support your Stamp 2 checklist, clarify proof-of-funds questions, and help you prepare for the PPS number process.
Banking & Work Setup
We guide you on banks, tax registration, and part-time work opportunities suited to Stamp 2 students.
Ongoing Support
We stay available during your first weeks and beyond, with local help when issues or questions arise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Key questions students ask before choosing Ireland.
Can I work while studying in Ireland on a Stamp 2 visa?
Yes. Stamp 2 allows 20 hours/week during term and 40 hours/week during official holidays, provided you remain enrolled in an ILEP-listed course.
What is a Stamp 2 visa and how do I get one?
It is Ireland’s official student visa. You need an ILEP-listed course, accommodation proof, funds, health insurance, and a valid application through the Irish immigration process.
How much money do I need to show for an Irish student visa?
You must generally show at least €7,000 in available funds, separate from course fees, to support living costs during your stay.
How much does student accommodation cost in Ireland?
Shared apartments are generally the most affordable, followed by homestays and then purpose-built residences, with Dublin usually costing more than Cork or Galway.
What is the cheapest city for students in Ireland?
Cork and Galway are usually the most affordable overall when balancing accommodation, living costs, and student lifestyle.