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Concern over study visa refusal rate for Gazan students

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Emma O Kelly
Concern over study visa refusal rate for Gazan students
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Irish universities are reporting a high rate of study visa refusals for Gazan students, despite them holding scholarships. The Department of Justice cites standard requirements like bank statements and proof of return, which advocates argue are impossible to meet given the current situation in Gaza.

Concern is growing in Irish universities over a high rate of refusal of study visas to students in Gaza who are due to take up college scholarships in Ireland this September.

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