Visa Sponsorship Jobs in the UK (Home Office Licensed Sponsors)
A UK employer needs a sponsor licence from the Home Office before it can hire you on a Skilled Worker visa. Once licensed, it issues you a Certificate of Sponsorship, which you need to apply for the visa.
The Home Office publishes every licensed employer in the Register of Licensed Sponsors on GOV.UK, and updates it often.
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How Relokit helps
- Relokit downloads the register from GOV.UK and checks the company behind every job in your UK search against it.
- Licensed sponsors are flagged right in the results, so you know before applying whether the employer can sponsor at all.
- Use “sponsors only” to see just the licensed employers.
Official source
Home Office Register of Licensed Sponsors: Workers
Good to know
- A licence means an employer can sponsor, not that it will for a given role. Many job ads say whether sponsorship is offered, so read the description too.
- Large groups often hold the licence under a different legal entity from the brand in the job ad. Relokit matches names loosely, so check the register itself for an important application.
- Skilled Worker salary and skill requirements are set by the Home Office and change. Check GOV.UK for the current rules.
Questions
What is a UK sponsor licence?
Permission from the Home Office that lets an employer hire people from overseas on sponsored routes such as the Skilled Worker visa.
Where is the official list of UK visa sponsors?
On GOV.UK, as the “Register of licensed sponsors: workers”. Relokit uses that same list.
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