Drop your CV, see your Ireland visa path.
We read your occupation and experience straight from your CV and show your likely Irish work permit route in seconds. No job offer, and no form to fill in first.
Most rejections start before the first application.
Non-EU candidates often spend months applying without knowing which permit route actually fits their occupation, experience, and salary range.
Unknown route
Critical Skills and General Permit rules differ in salary, contract, and occupation lists.
Wrong targets
Time goes to companies that rarely sponsor, while sponsor-friendly employers get missed.
No signal
Without a starting signal, every application is a guess instead of a strategy.
A practical signal, not a mysterious verdict.
The check turns your occupation, experience, and optional details into a visible route signal you can act on.
Starts from your CV
Drop a PDF or DOCX and the check reads your occupation, experience, and English level for you.
Likely permit route
Understand whether your occupation points to Critical Skills, a General Employment Permit, or needs review first.
Rule-based guidance
The assessment follows the 2026 Irish work permit policy baseline: salary thresholds, occupation lists, and policy gates.
A result that follows you
A free account keeps this result and carries your CV into your profile, so the next step starts where the check ended.
From first signal to active applications.
Drop your CV on this page
We read your occupation, experience, and English level from it. No CV to hand? Type the two fields instead.
Read your instant signal
See your likely permit route, confidence score, and occupation match. Correct anything we read wrong.
Save it and go deeper
Create a free account to keep the result and continue your profile. Your CV carries over, with no second upload.
Turn your route signal into a search strategy.
IrishTalents connects your visa signal to the wider candidate workspace: sponsor company research, application tracking, and profile preparation in one place.
Browse sponsor companiesOne useful signal is enough to start.
Begin with the occupation and experience you already have. The check shows what is visible now and what to verify next.
- Instant route signal on this page
- Saved result with detailed reasoning
- A private workspace to keep moving
A free check with clear boundaries.
Do I have to upload a CV?
No. Dropping a CV is the fastest path because we read your occupation and experience from it, but you can enter those two fields by hand instead and get the same check.
What happens to the CV I upload?
It is used to run this check. It joins your private candidate profile only if you create a free account to save the result, and it is never shown to employers from this page.
What if the CV reading is wrong?
The result shows exactly what we read from your CV. You can correct any of it and run the check again, and your typed values always take priority over the CV.
Do I need a job offer to run this check?
No. You can run the check without a job offer. Contract months are optional and only relevant when you already have an offer.
How accurate is the visa result?
We use deterministic 2026 permit rules covering salary thresholds, occupation constraints, and policy gates. This is a visa pre-assessment and not a guarantee of visa approval or legal advice.
What happens after I get my result?
Your instant result appears on this page. A free account saves it and continues your profile, and your CV carries over with it. The full report, with the detailed reasoning and recommendations behind the signal, comes with the account at no cost.
Is salary required?
No. Salary is optional. Adding it improves the confidence of your signal because permit routes carry salary thresholds, but you can run the check without it.
Two fields between you and your visa signal.
Run the free check with your occupation and experience. Add details later to sharpen the signal.
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This is general information, not legal or immigration advice. IrishTalents is not affiliated with the Irish government.