Guide to what you should bring when studying in Ireland

1. Things you should bring when studying in Ireland (the flight luggage limit is 30 kilograms, so students are asked to prepare luggage according to their own circumstances)

Kitchen category:

The first recommendation is the rice cooker: you rely on it to cook rice, stew meat, and stew soup. It also saves time and you don’t have to be distracted when reading. You can bring a few extra pairs of chopsticks for personal use or as gifts (international students like them very much); you can bring some Chinese food seasonings, and the portions are not too heavy: chicken essence, dried chili peppers, compressed fungus, compressed mushrooms, dried shrimps, meat floss, and of course these Chinatown Can be purchased.

Electronics: Laptop (carry as much as you can, carrying it on your body does not count on the plane); Headset: use it to chat with your family online and MSN, it is more valuable than buying a phone card; U disk or mobile hard disk: Bring a few more, preferably 64M or above; TV card: some dormitories do not have a TV, but those with laptops can watch it with a TV card; Digital camera: developing film in Europe is very expensive, more than ten euros per roll, and cameras are in China It is much cheaper to buy; mobile phones: domestic mobile phones can be used directly here; electronic dictionaries; you must bring conversion plugs, CDs, software, etc.

Clothing: Prepare cotton underwear, trousers, short-sleeved shirts, jeans, and rainproof casual clothes. Of course, a suit for boys and an evening gift or cheongsam for ladies are still necessary (at least for graduation ceremonies) ), you can bring swimwear: the beaches are very beautiful, and swimming is the main way to relax in summer.

Travel and sports categories: Sleeping bag: Domestic duck down sleeping bags are light and good. Some dormitories here do not provide bedding. When traveling, many youth hostels and small hotels charge a separate bedding fee; Sports shoes: There are many here Park, you will find that jogging in the park is a kind of enjoyment; slippers: neither dormitories nor European hotels provide slippers; you should also bring a Swiss Army Knife (must be checked, not taken directly on the plane).

Stationery: Notebook, pen, glasses (an extra pair), small alarm clock, envelopes.

Medicines: The air here is very good and the food is hygienic, so there are almost no Chinese students with colds and fevers. However, because most of them eat irregularly, they often suffer from stomach pain or discomfort, so you can prepare some stomach medicine. Eye drops, scald medicine, bruises, Fenbid will be enough, as well as heat-clearing and purgative Chinese medicine;

Small handicrafts: traditional Chinese folk handicrafts, small ornaments, for teachers, or as gifts for participating in parties Either way. Especially the chains and trinkets on the neck and hands are the favorites of foreign girls.

2. Before boarding the plane, be sure to check whether you have items with you:

Passport, notification letter, school receipt, cash or money order 2,500-3,000 euros, Irish pick-up person information and Homestay information.

3. If the flight is delayed when connecting flights, please notify the pick-up person in time.

4. If you do not find the pick-up person after arriving in Dublin, you can contact the pick-up person by phone.

5. After arriving at your residence, promptly inform your family that you are safe, register at school as soon as possible, deposit cash at the bank, and take your notification letter, passport, Irish bank card and other materials to the International Office for guidance from the teacher. Apply for a settlement visa at the local police station!