Study Abroad Insurance for Students in Ireland
Ireland is not in the Schengen zone — and requires its own student visa insurance. 8,000 US students study in Ireland each year. Get covered from $28/month.
Irish student visas require proof of 'private medical insurance' covering the full duration of your program. Many US universities also require evacuation coverage separately.
Healthcare in Ireland for US Students
Ireland's Health Service Executive (HSE) operates public hospitals. Emergency care is available to everyone. However, non-emergency GP visits cost €50–€80, and specialist visits can exceed €200. Ireland is not in the Schengen zone but does have its own visa requirements for long-stay students.
Ireland's long-stay student visa requires proof of health insurance for the duration of your stay. Ireland is NOT in the Schengen zone — standard Schengen visa insurance is insufficient.
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All plans include emergency medical, evacuation, and meet standard US university study abroad requirements.
Designed for US students studying abroad — meets most university requirements including evacuation, mental health, and Schengen compliance.
Renewable annually. Widely accepted by US study abroad offices. Includes preventive care and prescription drugs.
Highest medical maximum ($1M) at the lowest price. Ideal for students on tight budgets who want strong emergency coverage.
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