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Support worker visa sponsorship jobs

440 current listings from 225 employers that hold a sponsor licence on the Home Office register.

Verified against the Home Office register, .

Care worker route change. The Home Office closed this occupation to new overseas Skilled Worker and Health and Care visa applications on 22 July 2025. Transitional rules for people already working in the UK in this occupation run until 22 July 2028; GOV.UK has the current rules.

440 current listings

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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About support worker jobs at licensed sponsors

Support worker roles span mental health services, learning disability and autism support, supported living, housing and community care. These listings are at employers whose names match the Home Office register of licensed sponsors.

The job title alone does not decide the occupation code. Some support roles are classed as care workers (SOC 6135/6136), closed to new overseas applications since 22 July 2025; others sit under community, youth or welfare codes. Where we can classify a listing, the card shows its code and any route note.

Look any employer up with the sponsor licence check, browse the full UK sponsor list, or compare a salary with the published rates in the salary calculator.

Common questions

Does an employer's sponsor licence mean this job can be sponsored?

No. The licence means the Home Office permits the employer to sponsor workers. Whether a particular vacancy is open to sponsorship depends on the employer, the occupation code, the salary and the visa rules at the time. Ask the employer before relying on it.

How do I find out which occupation code a support worker role uses?

Ask the employer which SOC code they would assign on the Certificate of Sponsorship. You can look any code up in our occupation directory to see its going rate and the notes the Home Office attaches to it.

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