• They have entered the State to engage in full time study;
• They are enrolled on a privately funded course;
• They have a Letter of Acceptance from the college, confirming they have been accepted and enrolled on a course of full-time education, involving a minimum of 15 hours organised daytime tuition between the hours of 08:00 - 17:00 each week;
• They must have paid the fees to the college. Where the fees are below €6,000, the full amount of the fees must be paid in advance. Where the fees exceed €6,000 then at least this amount must be paid in advance;
• They should be able to pay for their course and support themselves in Ireland without requiring a job or availing of any State Benefits;
• They must have access to €3,000 at first registration with the immigration authorities. This is in addition to the course fees;
• Students are required to have private medical insurance, either personally or through a group scheme operated by your college, at time of registration. Thereafter at every subsequent registration students are required to have proof that they were in possession of private medical insurance for all of the previous registration period by way of a letter of renewal. Travel insurance will not be accepted.

• Students be a minimum of 16 years of age when applying for the course
• Students pay their course fees in advance
• Students demonstrate a real need to undertake the course
• Students intend to adhere to the rules and regulations set down by immigration as part of the conditions of their visa
• Students do not intend to break the conditions of their visa and remain in Ireland without permission or cary out any activities which would cause them to be in breach of their visa. 
• Students who have had a visa application for Ireland refused may not apply for 6 months following the refusal date
• Students remain honest and open about all aspects of their application

Failure to comply with any one of these requirements would require ULearn to cease with the application. Students who obtain the visa to come to Ireland but who do then fail to maintain compliance with the conditions of the visa may force ULearn to inform the immigration authorities. (see www.ulearnschool.com/visa-student-policies).