Branss Ltd
Bedfordshire
Routes: Skilled Worker
Employer profile
Yes — Christ Apostolic Church Word of His Grace holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence on the Home Office register, registered in Bedfordshire. A sponsor licence means this employer is permitted to sponsor workers. It does not mean any particular vacancy is open to sponsorship — confirm with the employer before you apply.
Licence data from the published UK register of licensed sponsors, checked 21 September 2026.
Christ Apostolic Church Word of His Grace is a UK registered company based in Bedfordshire. The organisation holds an A-rated sponsor licence under the Tier 2 Ministers of Religion, Religious Worker, and Charity Worker route and has been on the UK sponsor register since 2026.
Recent filings show limited officer and accounts detail on Companies House. No recent director appointments were recorded in the last 12 months. Our Hiring Likelihood Score for this sponsor is Low, based on licence rating, filing recency, and hiring signals.
This employer holds a Home Office sponsor licence for this immigration route. Eligibility depends on your role, salary, and the Certificate of Sponsorship issued.
This employer holds a Home Office sponsor licence for this immigration route. Eligibility depends on your role, salary, and the Certificate of Sponsorship issued.
For unpaid voluntary roles with registered charities on approved schemes.
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.
Bedfordshire
Routes: Skilled Worker
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