How SkilledJobs works
Only employers on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors can sponsor a Skilled Worker visa, and most job adverts do not say whether the employer holds a licence. In 60 seconds, this video shows how SkilledJobs checks every employer against that register and Companies House, and how the Hiring Likelihood Score on each listing is worked out.
Video transcript
You've sent two hundred applications. And heard... nothing back.
Here's what nobody tells you. In the UK, only employers with a sponsor licence can hire you on a Skilled Worker visa.
And most job ads don't say whether they have one. So you apply blind, and get rejected for reasons that have nothing to do with you.
There's a better way.
SkilledJobs checks every employer against the official UK sponsor register, and cross-checks them with Companies House.
Then every job gets a Hiring Likelihood Score, based on licence status, whether the salary clears the visa threshold, and the company's record.
So you can stop applying blind, and focus on employers licensed to sponsor.
Browse free. Apply with the SkilledJobs Pass. Find your next job at skilledjobs.com.
SkilledJobs is independent and not affiliated with the Home Office or UKVI. A Hiring Likelihood Score is guidance, not a guarantee. Not immigration advice. How the score is calculated.