📚 Éducation
At 19 heading to Ireland for my future, my mom, and my siblings
Evelyn Nicolly
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📋 À propos de ce projet
I am a 19-year-old Brazilian raising funds to move to Ireland for a study and work exchange program to master English and build a career. My deepest motivation is to secure a better life and financialy support my mother and siblings back home. The funds will be strictly used to cover my certified school tuition, mandatory imigration proof of funds, flights, and initial home, acommodation.
📖 L'histoire complète
(in the image are my mother and my siblings.)
Hello everyone!
My name is Evelyn, I am a 19-year-old girl from Brazil, and I have never left my country before. Today, I am starting this campaign to chase the biggest dream of my life, an exchange program to study and work in Ireland. The obvious reason I am taking this huge step is to master English, but my deepest motivation goes far beyond that. I am crossing the ocean to work hard and build a career so I can give a good, comfortable, and stable life to my mother and my siblings, who mean everything to me. Through the Stamp 2 student visa, Ireland allows international students to work legally for up to 20 hours a week during classes (and up to 40 hours during holidays). I chose SAPEO because it charges 0% commission, meaning 100% of your donation goes directly toward my education and future. My target of € 13,565 is strictly based on official Irish immigration laws and current living costs so I can relocate safely.
How the Funds Will Be Spent:
(Every single euro raised will go directly toward my legal documentation, mandatory requirements, and initial survival costs.)
English School & Mandatory Health Insurance (€ 3,350): Tuition fees for a certified 25-week course (€ 3,200) and the compulsory international medical coverage (€ 150) required by the Irish government.
Mandatory Immigration Proof of Funds (€ 6,665): The exact legal amount required by the Irish Immigration Service Delivery (ISD) upon arrival to prove I can sustain myself before securing a job.
Round-Trip Flights (€ 1,350): My very first international flight tickets from Brazil to Dublin, plus the processing fees for my first Brazilian passport.
Initial Accommodation & Visa Fee (€ 700): Payment for my first two weeks in a hostel/temporary housing (€ 400), plus the € 300 government fee for the Irish Residence Permit (IRP) card.
Stability & Housing Deposit Fund (€ 1,500): The rental market in Ireland is highly competitive and requires upfront deposits.
This essential safety net ensures I will have enough to pay my first official month of rent and deposit while searching for a job. At 19, I know this is a massive challenge, but I have the courage and I have to try, the work ethic, and the drive to make my family proud. You can be part of my journey in two ways:
Donate any amount: Every single contribution brings me closer to stamping my passport and building a better reality for my mom and siblings.
Share this link: Please send this page to your friends, family, and social media networks. Your share multiplies my chances of success!
Thank you so much for reading my story, believing in my future, and helping me take care of the people I love the most <3.
Hello everyone!
My name is Evelyn, I am a 19-year-old girl from Brazil, and I have never left my country before. Today, I am starting this campaign to chase the biggest dream of my life, an exchange program to study and work in Ireland. The obvious reason I am taking this huge step is to master English, but my deepest motivation goes far beyond that. I am crossing the ocean to work hard and build a career so I can give a good, comfortable, and stable life to my mother and my siblings, who mean everything to me. Through the Stamp 2 student visa, Ireland allows international students to work legally for up to 20 hours a week during classes (and up to 40 hours during holidays). I chose SAPEO because it charges 0% commission, meaning 100% of your donation goes directly toward my education and future. My target of € 13,565 is strictly based on official Irish immigration laws and current living costs so I can relocate safely.
How the Funds Will Be Spent:
(Every single euro raised will go directly toward my legal documentation, mandatory requirements, and initial survival costs.)
English School & Mandatory Health Insurance (€ 3,350): Tuition fees for a certified 25-week course (€ 3,200) and the compulsory international medical coverage (€ 150) required by the Irish government.
Mandatory Immigration Proof of Funds (€ 6,665): The exact legal amount required by the Irish Immigration Service Delivery (ISD) upon arrival to prove I can sustain myself before securing a job.
Round-Trip Flights (€ 1,350): My very first international flight tickets from Brazil to Dublin, plus the processing fees for my first Brazilian passport.
Initial Accommodation & Visa Fee (€ 700): Payment for my first two weeks in a hostel/temporary housing (€ 400), plus the € 300 government fee for the Irish Residence Permit (IRP) card.
Stability & Housing Deposit Fund (€ 1,500): The rental market in Ireland is highly competitive and requires upfront deposits.
This essential safety net ensures I will have enough to pay my first official month of rent and deposit while searching for a job. At 19, I know this is a massive challenge, but I have the courage and I have to try, the work ethic, and the drive to make my family proud. You can be part of my journey in two ways:
Donate any amount: Every single contribution brings me closer to stamping my passport and building a better reality for my mom and siblings.
Share this link: Please send this page to your friends, family, and social media networks. Your share multiplies my chances of success!
Thank you so much for reading my story, believing in my future, and helping me take care of the people I love the most <3.
