IRELAND
Jobs in Ireland for Foreigners
156 jobs are open in Ireland on JobsByCountry. 4 say in the listing that visa sponsorship is offered, 4 mention relocation support and 0 say English is the working language. Data updated 17 October 2026.
These labels describe what each listing says, not a promise by the employer. Always confirm with the employer.
Sponsorship and relocation mentions
4 mention sponsorship and 4 mention relocation support out of 156 open jobs. Newest first.
- Customer Success Manager - Ads Solutions (Spanish speaking)Listing says: “we use a hybrid work model of 3 days in the office per week and offer relocation assistance to new employees.”Relocation support mentioned
- Machine Learning Intern 2027 (Dublin)Listing says: “this position may be eligible for relocation assistance.”Relocation support mentioned
- International Payroll OperationsListing says: “we use a hybrid work model of 3 days in the office per week and offer relocation assistance to new employees.”Relocation support mentioned
- Software Engineering Intern 2027 (Dublin)Listing says: “this position may be eligible for relocation assistance.”Relocation support mentioned
- 2027 - Software Engineer Intern, Dublin - 6 Month InternshipListing says: “company sponsorship may be available for eligible candidates applying for certain roles.”Sponsorship mentioned in the listing
- Recruiter, GTMListing says: “we do sponsor visas!”Sponsorship mentioned in the listing
- IT Support EngineerListing says: “we do sponsor visas!”Sponsorship mentioned in the listing
- Growth Account Executive, StartupsListing says: “we do sponsor visas!”Sponsorship mentioned in the listing
2 listings in Ireland say the opposite, for example that the employer cannot sponsor. They are not listed here.
English as the working language
We count a listing only when its text says so, for example that the working language is English. Asking for good English next to the local language does not count.
No listing in Ireland states in its text that English is the working language.
Employers hiring in Ireland
Where the jobs are and what kind
Cities with the most listings: Dublin (99), Westport (19), Sligo (17), Cork (5), Europe (3), Longford (1), Laois (1), Carlow (1). Largest categories: Healthcare (35), Sales (32), Engineering (20), Software Development (19), Human Resources (10), Marketing (5). See every job on the Ireland page.
Key figures for Ireland
| Statutory minimum wage | $2,578.66 per month, in US dollars, 2025. ILOSTAT |
| Average weekly hours worked | 34.0 hours per employed person, 2024-Q4. ILOSTAT |
| Unemployment rate | 4.6% of the labour force, 2025. World Bank |
| GDP per capita | $131,592 in current US dollars, 2025. World Bank |
Open data from the World Bank and ILOSTAT. National statistics, not an offer of pay for any job.
Official information on working in Ireland
Who may work in Ireland, and on what terms, depends on your nationality, the job and the employer, and it changes. We do not publish visa rules or fees for Ireland on this page.
Official pages opened and checked on 10 October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
How many jobs in Ireland mention visa sponsorship?
4 of the 156 open listings in Ireland say in their text that visa sponsorship is offered, and 4 mention relocation support. 2 say they cannot sponsor. These numbers come from what the listings say, as of 17 October 2026.
Does a mention of relocation support mean the employer sponsors a visa?
No. Relocation support usually means help with moving costs, and a listing can mention it without saying anything about visas. We show it as a separate label. Ask the employer in writing whether they sponsor a work visa for the role.
Which employers are hiring in Ireland on JobsByCountry?
The employers with the most open jobs in Ireland here are AbbVie, Stripe, MongoDB. See the full list on this page. Coverage reflects the job sources we read, not the whole market.
Where do these listings come from?
They are published by the employers on their own hiring systems (Greenhouse, SmartRecruiters, Ashby). Each listing credits its source and sends you to the employer to apply. We do not receive applications.
How the labels are assigned is described on the methodology page. JobsByCountry is not a legal or immigration adviser.