Unquestionably, living or studying in Ireland is affordable. For a resident student, one academic year in Ireland costs between €7000 to €12000 per year, which includes living expenses but may vary depending on the student's lifestyle preferences, location of study, and accommodations.

Accommodation Types

Students can select from a wide variety of accommodation. There are both on-campus and off-campus lodging options.

• Accommodations on-Campus: Due to strong demand, lodgings on-Campus are relatively pricey. Apartments are set up in groups of 4–8 students, each with an own bedroom, living room and bathroom. In lieu of monthly payments, rent is divided up into semesters.
• Private off-campus student apartments: These are close to college campuses, offer a variety of services catered exclusively to students, and are an excellent alternative if on-campus housing couldn't be found.
• Long-term student hostel: In this type of lodging, the students reside in a hostel with other students. Despite having a restricted selection, it may be highly adaptable.
• Accommodation with a family: This type of lodging allows the student to live in a family home as a paying guest while receiving all necessary amenities at no additional cost.
• Privately rented housing: Here, you have the choice of renting a bedsit, a flat or a house with another person.