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UK visa sponsorship jobs

Jobs at UK employers licensed to sponsor visas

729 live listings from 401 licensed sponsors, checked against the Home Office register on 7 September.

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These roles are advertised by employers that hold a Skilled Worker sponsor licence. A licence means the employer can sponsor workers — it does not mean this particular vacancy is open to sponsorship. Always confirm with the employer before applying.

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    Every listing is at an employer holding a Skilled Worker sponsor licence. We check the Home Office register daily.

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    See the salary verdict on every listing

    Each card shows whether the advertised salary meets the Skilled Worker threshold for that occupation, before you read further.

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Common questions

How do I find a visa sponsorship job in the UK?

Start with employers that already hold a Skilled Worker sponsor licence, because only they can sponsor a visa. SkilledJobs checks every listed employer against the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, so you can search current vacancies at licensed sponsors, filter by occupation, city and salary, then confirm with the employer that the specific role is open to sponsorship before you apply.

Which jobs are easiest to get sponsorship for?

Roles where UK employers sponsor most often are in health and social care (nurses, care workers, senior carers), IT and software, engineering, construction trades, teaching, and hospitality (chefs). The common factor is an eligible occupation code and a salary that meets the threshold for that code. Most sponsoring employers in our data are NHS trusts, councils, care providers and recruitment agencies.

Which jobs are eligible for Skilled Worker sponsorship?

A job is eligible when its occupation code (SOC) is on the Skilled Worker eligible list and the salary meets both the general threshold and the going rate for that code. Some occupations on the Immigration Salary List have lower thresholds. Use our eligibility checker or the occupation pages to see the code, going rate and current threshold for a role.

Does a sponsor licence mean the employer will sponsor me?

No. A licence means the Home Office permits the employer to sponsor workers. It does not mean a particular vacancy is open to sponsorship or that the employer is sponsoring right now. Always confirm with the employer before applying.

How is this different from the GOV.UK register of licensed sponsors?

The GOV.UK register is a spreadsheet of organisation names with no jobs, locations or company detail. SkilledJobs matches that register to Companies House records and to live job listings, so you can see which licensed sponsors are actually hiring, where, and in which occupations. Our data is refreshed from the published register daily.

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