Dublin, Ireland · Internship · Junior · IT & software
Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Ireland
Roles in Ireland whose posting mentions visa sponsorship, including sponsorship with conditions (for example only for some locations). Check each posting and confirm with the employer.
12 roles mention visa sponsorship
Never pay for a job: the law in IrelandDublin, Ireland · Full-time · Finance
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Dublin, Ireland; London, United Kingdom · Full-time · HR, legal & admin
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Dublin, Ireland · Full-time · IT & software
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Dublin, Ireland · Full-time · HR, legal & admin
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Dublin, Ireland · Full-time · Sales & marketing
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Dublin, Ireland · Full-time · Sales & marketing
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Dublin, Ireland · Full-time · Lead · IT & software
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Dublin, Ireland · Internship · Junior · IT & software
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Dublin, Ireland; London, United Kingdom; New York, United States; Friendly, United States (Remote) · Full-time · IT & software
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Ireland visa and sponsorship — FAQs
What visa do non-EU workers need for Ireland?
The Critical Skills Employment Permit covers most software, engineering and life-sciences roles paying above €32,000/year. It leads to residency after 2 years and family reunification is straightforward.
What are typical tech salaries in Dublin?
Mid-level developers earn €60,000–€85,000/year; senior engineers at FAANG and top scaleups reach €95,000–€140,000. Salaries are among the highest in Europe but rents are also very high.
How hard is it to find housing in Dublin?
Very competitive — the market is tight and rents have risen sharply. Many employers include temporary corporate housing for 1–3 months as part of relocation packages. Start the search before arrival if possible.
Is Ireland's tax regime favourable for expats?
The Special Assignee Relief Programme (SARP) allows a 30% tax deduction on income above €100,000 for qualifying assignments. Otherwise, standard rates apply (20% / 40%) with a USC surcharge.