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Cover letter for Ireland student visa(4 samples)
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This article will list samples of “cover letters for an Ireland student Visa.”
Samples of cover letters for an Ireland student Visa
When applying for an Ireland student Visa, your cover letter is an opportunity for you to show your recipient why you qualify. The best format for writing a cover letter is:
- Address the recipient with a formal salutation. For example, “Dear/Hello (name of the recipient).” If you do not know the recipient’s name, you can refer to them as sir/madam.
- Write a brief statement about why you are interested in studying in Ireland.
- Make a brief statement about your purpose for choosing the university/college. Next, disclose if you have already paid tuition for the program you have enrolled in.
- Next, clearly state that you intend to return to your home country after completing your educational program in Canada.
- List the expenses/funds and the documents and items attached to the application.
- Conclude your letter with a forward-looking statement.
“June 1, 2022.
Akash Kumar
Flat No. 100, Triveni Apartments
Pitam Pura, NEW DELHI, 110034
High Commission of Canada to India, in New Delhi
Visa Section
7/8 Shantipath
Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110 021,
Attn.: Visa officer
Subject: Canadian Study Permit Application
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have recently been accepted into a prestigious graduate program at the University of Waterloo in Canada and intend to apply for an official study permit. I have included my original University acceptance letter with this application packet.
I have qualifications as a professional software developer and have worked in India’s IT industry for six years. I currently work for a sizable IT company based in New Delhi and have served in this role for the last two years.
I secured this lucrative job with the help of the computer science degree I earned at Delhi Technological University in 2016. I learnt to design and write codes that are implemented in numerous software used globally. India’s software development industry is accelerating rapidly, and many companies have begun seeking developers who specialize in niche programming languages. For this reason, I am attempting to expand my knowledge base and skills by enrolling in an international graduate program.
I chose a graduate program focusing on Programming Languages at the University of Waterloo because I believe it is among the best educational institutions globally for this study area. Many of the program’s professors have contributed to innovative developments in the software programming field. The Waterloo-Kitchener area is also renowned for producing many talented individuals in the computer science field, and this has led to the region being referred to as Canada’s Silicon Valley. By contrast, my educational prospects in India are fairly limited. New Delhi is a major city with many reputable educational institutions. However, none offer the graduate program I am pursuing. I also believe being immersed in a North American setting will allow me to learn to adapt my skills to multinational companies once I return to India.
I have currently paid the University of Waterloo $14,000 CAD to cover my fees for my first semester. You can verify this transaction in the bank draft I have attached with my application.
I have also found accommodation at a dormitory on the University’s campus. The dormitory’s address is as follows:
Suite #303, Village 1, University of Waterloo
200 University Ave W
Waterloo, ON, N2J 4B6, Canada
I have paid my accommodation fees for the first semester. You can contact the University administrator in charge of the dormitory at the following phone number: +1 519-888-4567 ext. 84086
Funds Available
I currently have INR 8,100,000 or $50,000 CAD in my Indian bank account. You can verify this amount in the bank statement I have supplied with the application package. You can also verify that I have steadily built up these savings from the monthly salary deposits I received from my job at Linus Technologies in New Delhi.
I intend to return to India after completing my graduate program at the University of Waterloo. Both my elderly parents (picture attached) reside in New Delhi, and I plan to take care of them after returning. I also plan to take over the duty of managing their rental property in the city. My older brother (picture attached) will be performing this duty while I complete my studies in Canada.
I would greatly appreciate your support in issuing a study permit before August 1st, 2022, so that I may depart for Canada by August 15th, 2022 for my program’s orientation. I have included all the relevant information requested in the original application package. Please contact me at +91 1234-567890 or [email protected] if you need me to submit additional further information or documents for my application.
Yours Sincerely,
____[SIGNATURE LINE]____
Akash Kumar”
Expense/Funds Summary
Accommodation:
First Semester’s Rent: CAD$ 3,500
Payable Rent Amount: CAD$ 3,100
Tuition Fee:
First Year’s Tuition Fee: CAD$ 28,000
First Semester’s Tuition Fee: CAD$ 14,000
First Semester’s Payable fee: CAD$ 13,000
Total Bank Balance in my account is INR 8,100,000 or $50,000 CAD.
Note: The documents and other items enclosed with my application are summarized below:
- Cover letter
- Checklist form (IMM 5483)
- Completed and Signed Application form
- Supplementary Information form
- Letter of Acceptance provided by the University of Waterloo. (Original + one copy)
- Payment Receipt for First Semester’s Tuition
- Confirmation of Accommodation at Village 1 Dormitory at the University of Waterloo
- Proof of funds (Bank statement from the past six months)
- Statement from my bank manager describing my financial history.
- Originals and photocopies of my educational documents.
- Original IELTS language test results
- Recommendation letter from my work supervisor
- Original passport and one copy
- Pictures of my parents and brother
- Copy of my Identity Card
- Six recent photos
- Police clearance certificate”
Your address
Name and address of where the application is being sent (typically the relevant >Embassy or consulate for your application in India)
To Whom It May Concern,
I would like to submit my application for a student visa for [insert country]. My application number is xxx-xxx. I have been accepted into [insert program name] at [insert educational institution].
[One paragraph on your educational background and desire to study at your particular program and what you are hoping to accomplish]
[One paragraph on how you intend to fund your tuition, stay and living expenses. >Include also anything that your program is providing you, such as accommodation or benefits]
[One short paragraph on what documents the officials can expect to find in this packet]
[One short paragraph on your ties to India and intentions to return home after your visa is complete. Please include your contact information so that officials can reach you with any questions]
[Signature]
Your printed name”
“[Purpose of Letter]
[Your name]
[Your Address line 1]
[Address line 2]
[Address line 3]
[Name of Authority/Embassy you are applying through]
[Authority/Embassy Address line 1]
[Authority/Embassy Address line 2]
Attn.: Visa Officer
Subject: APPLYING FOR A STUDY PERMIT (Canada)
Part 2: Body
To Whom It May Concern or Dear Sir/Madam,
[Introduction]
This section should contain a summary of your education and professional goals.
This section should talk about why you feel the need to study in Canada. You can talk about the higher quality of education and how exposure to a new environment will help knowledge and skills to further your career. Also, mention that you intend to return to your home country and apply what you have learned during your educational program in Canada.
[Purpose of Choosing [College/University Name]]
Part1: Discuss why you have chosen to study at the Canadian College or University you will be attending. You can talk about the advantages of attending this educational institution compared to the ones in your home country. You can also discuss some of the disadvantages of pursuing similar education in your home country.
Part 2: Next, disclose if you have already paid tuition for the program you have enrolled in. Also, mention how you intend to pay for tuition and living expenses for subsequent semesters in Canada. Include details on scholarships, grants, or benefits you are receiving from the educational institution.
Part 3: Next, clearly state that you intend to return to your home country after completing your educational program in Canada. Mention any family ties, business ties, or property ties in your home country that make it vital for you to return.
[Your Full name]”
Name and address of where the application is being sent (typically the relevant Embassy or consulate for your application in India)
Subject: [Your Full Name & Application or Passport Number]
Dear Sir or Madam,
My name is [full name] and I would like to apply for a student visa to attend [insert educational institution]. I have been accepted into the [insert program name] and would like to be a full time student to complete this degree or program for [insert number of months you would like a study visa for].
[One paragraph on why you have chosen your program, and your goals; provide a brief synopsis of your academic history in India, and include what you believe you can learn as a full time student from the country]
[One paragraph on if you have already enrolled and if you have paid tuition towards your program. Include also how you will pay for any remainder tuition and your living expenses in the country. Provide any details on scholarships, grants or benefits you are receiving from the educational institution]
[One short paragraph listing in bullet points what documents the officials can expect to find in this packet]
[One short paragraph on your ties to India and your next steps for after your visa and program are complete. Please include your contact information so that officials can reach you with any questions]
Frequently Asked Questions:
What are the elements of a cover letter.
The Four Parts of a Cover Letter
- Address the Recruiter by Name.
- Address the Company’s Needs.
- Tell the Recruiter Why You Want to Work Here.
- Tell Them How to Reach You.
Is it worth applying for an Irish passport?
The advantages of becoming an Irish citizen and holding an Irish passport include:
- You are still considered an EU citizen.
- You can travel freely throughout the 28 member states of the EU to live and work.
- If you have children, they will be granted Irish and EU citizenship.
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