Avoiding scams
Read the source before you picture the move
A vacancy on Hirly is a pointer back to where it was published. If that pointer is missing, the listing does not belong here.
6 min read · Reviewed 8 Nov 2026
Moore Street, DublinMoore Street, Dublin. Photograph by Marek Ślusarczyk, CC BY 2.5. Wikimedia Commons
People looking for work abroad are offered roles that dissolve when someone asks for a fee, a passport scan, or a chat on a private number. Hirly’s answer is narrow: every live listing names the place it was first published, and a person records when they last checked that page.
A row marked Sample is an example. It is not a vacancy. A live listing is not marked Sample.
What a live listing will show
The employer’s name, the country and city, the closing date, and one of three sponsorship lines: offered, not offered, or not stated. “Not stated” means the employer did not say. It does not mean yes.
Pay is shown only when the source states it. Otherwise the row says “Salary not stated”. A missing number is more useful than a guessed one.
What to do with a listing
Open the source. Check the address. Compare the title, the city, and the closing date with what Hirly shows. If they differ, tell us. Reporting a listing opens soon.
Hirly does not send an application for you. AI Apply drafts a CV, a letter, and an email from your own CV, then waits for you to check the words. While payments are closed, only accounts Hirly has marked for testing can start it. Everyone else sees that Premium opens soon.
If you cannot open the original listing, you do not yet know the job is real.
Sources
Last reviewed 8 Nov 2026. Hirly is not an employer, a recruitment agency, an immigration adviser, or a visa service.