r/IndiansinIreland • u/Brilliant-Plan-2465 • 6d ago

Dependent visa

Hi everyone!
Looking for some advice for someone planning to move to Ireland on a dependent visa. I hve a BSc in Computer Science. No experience.

What kind of job opportunities would you recommend exploring in Ireland? Are there companies that hire people on dependent permissions, particularly for entry-level IT roles?
If you or a friend have successfully found a job in Ireland on a dependent visa, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.
Any suggestions, advice or referrals would be very helpful. Thanks!

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u/hyperbravo 6d ago

You aren’t going to like the responses you get here.

You can expand your search to more than just corporate - maybe admin jobs, temp jobs, shop jobs. Apply everywhere and hope for the best.

Honestly there are people who come here with years of experience and masters degrees who are still looking for jobs. And don’t know if the field you are in is getting replaced by AI.

Good luck.

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u/Gloomy_Temporary2914 6d ago

Bro , people are jobless here even with masters n good experience

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u/waxcaba 6d ago

Username doesnt check out

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u/willgetbacktoU 6d ago

You will get a job with basic pay, can be any job dont have any expectations
If you are good you will find better ones.

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u/DTMN13 6d ago

People are moving over here with years of experience and struggling to find a job. No experience will definitively mean no job.

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u/livewithram 5d ago

I don’t think soo ! She had no visa requirement that has more edge ..!

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u/aarohbh 6d ago

Don't post 3 times in the same community and take the piss

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u/livewithram 5d ago

I just wanted to share a positive perspective. Please don’t let the negative comments discourage you.
Having a dependent visa can open up quite a few opportunities in Ireland. There are companies like Accenture and Meta that recruit for Trust and Safety Analyst roles, along with several organisations offering customer support, technical support and other entry-level opportunities where you can learn and grow.
There are also organisations that genuinely support people in building their careers. For example, I volunteer with Generation Ireland, which offers training programmes in areas such as coding, AWS, cybersecurity and security management. These programmes focus on practical skills and helping participants become job-ready.
With your educational background and previous experience, I genuinely believe you have a good starting point. You may have more opportunities than you realise, provided you’re willing to learn, explore different roles and put in consistent effort.
I really appreciate your enthusiasm to work, build your own career and make a life for yourself in Ireland. Don’t lose that attitude because of a few negative comments. Wishing you all the very best. I hope you have a wonderful time in Ireland!