Students who want a sanction letter before the admit
Students who want a sanction letter before the admit
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ICICI Bank Education Loan for Ireland
How ICICI Bank's education loan works for Indian students heading to Ireland — limits, collateral, rates and what a typical Ireland loan costs to repay.
- Up to ₹3 crore for studies abroad
- From 9.00% a year
- Example: ₹31 lakh for Ireland
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Is ICICI Bank a good choice for an education loan for Ireland?
Pre-admission sanction letters and fast processing. ICICI Bank lends for Ireland: up to ₹3 crore for studies abroad, as published by ICICI Bank. A typical Ireland master's on our data (ATU, ₹37 lakh – ₹40 lakh) needs about ₹31 lakh; at 10.5% over 10 years the EMI is about ₹41,830 a month.
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Official sources: ICICI Bank education loans
ICICI Bank for Ireland
- Loan amount
- Up to ₹3 crore for studies abroad, as published by ICICI Bank
- Without collateral
- Unsecured amounts for selected universities and courses
- Collateral
- Property, deposits and other security acceptable to the bank
- Co-applicant
- Parent or guardian as co-borrower
- Interest rate
- From 9.00% a year (secured) and 10.25% (unsecured) for studies abroad, as published by ICICI Bank; your rate depends on your profile
- Repayment
- EMIs over up to 10–15 years depending on the loan
- Processing
- Often 1–3 weeks; pre-admission sanction letters are offered
Official terms
What ICICI Bank publishes
Quoted from ICICI Bank's own website, checked on 9 November 2026. Lenders revise these often; your sanction letter is final.
Official source: ICICI Bank education loans — rules change; always confirm current requirements.
Repayment
EMI on a ₹31 lakh loan for Ireland
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When ICICI Bank suits a Ireland plan
Existing ICICI customers
Existing ICICI customers
Watch out
Unsecured eligibility depends heavily on the university list
- Get the sanction letter before applying for the Irish study visa (Stamp 2)
- Make sure the sanction covers the funds the visa requires
- Tuition is paid to the university; living costs to your account
- Keep the disbursement schedule aligned with your intake
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Up to ₹3 crore for studies abroad, as published by ICICI Bank
Unsecured amounts for selected universities and courses
From 9.00% a year (secured) and 10.25% (unsecured) for studies abroad, as published by ICICI Bank; your rate depends on your profile. As per the bank's pricing policy.
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