For candidates
Jobs in Ireland and the UK. You never pay us a fee.
Skilled trades, drivers and engineers, with employers who sponsor the permit. Also remote office roles you can do from home. The employer pays us, and your wage is yours in full.
- Permit, visa and paperwork handled
- Flight and accommodation arranged
- Trade tested before you travel
- Support after you arrive
Tractor unit over the pit
Pick your trade
Each page shows the requirements and open roles. Don't see your trade? Send your CV anyway.
- HGV driverClass 1 and 2, tanker, tipper
- Bus driverBus and coach
- HGV mechanicTrucks, trailers, plant
- Vehicle technicianCars, vans, diagnostics
- Panel beater or sprayerBody shop
- WelderMIG, TIG, coded
- FabricatorPlate, structural, trailer
- Mechanical fitterPlant and maintenance
- ElectricianIndustrial and site
- Plant operatorExcavator, dumper, crane
- CNC machinistSetting and operating
- Construction tradesCarpenters, scaffolders, steel fixers
- Plumber or pipefitterSite and industrial
- EngineerMechanical, electrical, process
How it works
You apply
Register or apply for a job. We read every application. We can't reply to everyone, but if you fit a role we will contact you.
A few daysInterview and trade test
You meet the employer in person or by video, then do a practical test on real equipment.
1 to 2 weeksOffer and paperwork
A written offer with the salary and hours. Then the medical, background checks and the permit application.
A few weeksPermit and visa
This is the longest wait. Government processing times change, so we tell you the current one with your offer.
Their clockYou land
Flight, bank account and PPSN or NI number sorted. We check in with you after you start.
Week oneWhere you'll be tested
Every candidate does a practical test with a qualified assessor before an employer sees their CV.




Employers we work with
How to spot a bad agency
Walk away if
- They ask you for money at any stage
- They want a processing fee, a registration fee, or payment for training
- They want to hold your original passport
- They will not name the employer or show you the contract
- You are promised a job with no interview and no trade test
- The salary or the job changes after you have paid
What it should look like
- A licence number you can check for yourself. Ours is EA 5649
- The employer named up front, before you commit to anything
- A written contract with the salary and the hours in it
- An interview, and a practical trade test
- Every cost explained in writing before anything happens
- Somebody on the phone after you arrive, not just until you sign
Who is hiring
Employers recruiting from overseas, from the official figures.
Common questions
Do I pay anything, ever?
No. Not at any stage. Not to apply, not to be placed, and not for a visa, documents, training or registration. Employers pay us. If any agency asks you for money, that is the moment to walk away.
Will you sponsor my visa?
For on-site roles in Ireland and the UK, yes. In Ireland the employer sponsors an employment permit and we coordinate the visa. In the UK we work with employers who hold a sponsor licence, and they assign the Certificate of Sponsorship. Remote roles need no sponsorship, because you stay in your own country.
How long does it take?
The interview, trade test and offer take a few weeks. The permit and visa stage is the long one and nobody controls it: the Department in Ireland and UK Visas and Immigration publish their own processing times, and we tell you the current one when we send the offer. Remote roles usually run one to four weeks from applying to starting.
What is covered when I move?
The employer typically covers the flight, accommodation on arrival, your PPSN or NI number, a bank account, a phone and your induction. What is covered in your case is confirmed in writing before you accept.
How do I apply?
Apply for any open role on the live jobs page, or register with your trade. We read every application. Due to the high volume of applicants we cannot respond to everyone, but if your experience fits a role we will be in touch.
Ready to apply?
We read every application. Due to the high volume of applicants we cannot respond to everyone, but if your experience fits a role we will be in touch.









