IrishTalents Route360

Your route to working in Ireland, from a CV or a job ad.

Drop a CV or paste a job ad. Route360 reads it against Ireland's official occupation lists and permit records.

Paste a job ad or drop your CV: Route360 reads it.

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What Route360 reads

A CV

Drop a PDF or Word file. Route360 reads your occupation, experience and nationality, and shows your permit route, the employers in your field with a permit record and the roles open now.

A job ad

Paste the text. Route360 reads the title, salary and contract, and shows the route, the salary against the minimums, the employer checklist and the candidates in the pool.

A job link

Paste the address of a job page. Route360 reads the job the page publishes for search engines. If a site blocks that, paste the text instead.

What a Route360 report shows

A role report can be shared with a link, with a hiring manager or a client.

  • The occupation and its SOC code, with the readings you can switch to
  • The three permit routes and which one the role or the CV points to
  • The salary against the published minimums
  • Each list's own exceptions and conditions, in DETE's words
  • Permits issued in the sector, year by year
  • Employers with the most permits on record in the field
  • Roles open now with a sponsorship signal, or the candidates for a role
  • For a CV, the signals an Irish recruiter reads first

Keep your route and get matched

Save a report to a free profile. The roles and employers that fit your route are there each time you sign in.

Create your free profile

Important

An occupation (SOC) code classifies the kind of work. It does not by itself determine permit eligibility, Critical Skills status, or sponsorship. Job duties, salary, employer and permit route also matter.
2 more notesFigures are historical issued-permit records showing past activity only. They do not prove current hiring, future sponsorship, role eligibility, or approval.This is general information, not legal or immigration advice. IrishTalents is not affiliated with the Irish government.