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Chain of Hope

This page shows whether Chain of Hope holds a UK sponsor licence, what visa routes they offer, and hiring signals from public data. Location: London.

41/100

Licence data from the published UK register of licensed sponsors, checked 24 August 2026.

Chain of Hope has been on the UK sponsor register since 2026. The organisation holds an A-rated sponsor licence for Charity Worker sponsorship based in London, United Kingdom, incorporated in 2000. It operates as a healthcare company. Roles potentially sponsored include Generalist medical practitioners, Midwifery nurses, and Registered specialist nurses.

Companies House records: 25 officers, accounts filed in March 2025, confirmation statement filed to July 2025. No recent director appointments were recorded in the last 12 months. Hiring Likelihood Score: Moderate (licence rating, filings, and hiring signals).

Roles this sponsor may hire under

Matched via Companies House industry codes (SIC) to UK SOC occupations. This is not a guarantee the sponsor will assign a Certificate of Sponsorship for every role listed.

Quick facts

Visa routes sponsored
Charity Worker
Town
London
Companies House
03933420
Incorporated
24 February 2000
Companies House status
active
SIC codes
86220
Hiring Likelihood Score
41/100

Visa routes this employer can sponsor

  • Charity Worker

    For unpaid voluntary roles with registered charities on approved schemes.

How to apply for a visa with Chain of Hope

You need a genuine job offer in an eligible SOC occupation at the required salary. Your employer issues a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS), then you apply to UK Visas and Immigration within three months of the CoS being assigned. Use our salary calculator to check thresholds and the eligibility checker for a high-level fit assessment.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes — Chain of Hope appears on the UK Home Office register of licensed sponsors as of 24 August 2026, subject to licence conditions and route eligibility.

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