UK sponsor list: licensed visa sponsors
127,643 organisations hold a Home Office licence to sponsor work visas. Search by name, or browse by sector, visa route or city. Updated daily. Hiring in the Netherlands instead? See the IND recognised sponsor list.
127,643 licensed sponsors
Browse by city
London 36,920Birmingham 3,123Manchester 2,940Leicester 1,432Glasgow 1,392Bristol 1,310Edinburgh 1,185Leeds 1,088Nottingham 1,060Ilford 966Reading 940Coventry 924Slough 887Cambridge 860Milton Keynes 855Harrow 831Bradford 753Liverpool 746Luton 731Sheffield 697Oxford 643Cardiff 632Bolton 603Southampton 580Newcastle Upon Tyne 553Croydon 550Belfast 539Northampton 522Derby 520Wolverhampton 509Hounslow 502Aberdeen 500Watford 496Essex 467Romford 450Southall 439Hayes 432Wembley 429Norwich 410Peterborough 409
IN2 Design Engineering Ltd
Professional, Scientific & Technical
Skilled Worker
Belfast
Worker (A rating)
Inactive
Infinite Sales Solutions Limited
Administrative & Support Service
Skilled Worker
Belfast
Worker (A rating)
Active
Inislyn Limited T/A Voco Belfast
trading as Voco Belfast
Accommodation & Food Service
Skilled Worker
Belfast
Worker (A rating)
Active
Ionic Technologies International Limited
Water, Waste & Environment
Skilled Worker
Belfast
Worker (A rating)
Active
Irish Football Association Limited
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation
International Sportsperson
Belfast
Worker (A rating)
Active
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Data sourced from the UK Home Office register of licensed sponsors. Organisation addresses are approximate city-level locations. If you cannot find a company, try their registered legal name rather than their trading name.
Sponsors by sector
Accommodation & Food ServiceAdministrative & Support ServiceAgriculture, Forestry & FishingArts, Entertainment & RecreationConstructionEducationEnergy & UtilitiesExtraterritorial OrganisationsFinancial & InsuranceHouseholds as EmployersHuman Health & Social WorkInformation & CommunicationManufacturingMining & QuarryingOther Service ActivitiesProfessional, Scientific & TechnicalPublic Administration & DefenceReal EstateTransportation & StorageWater, Waste & EnvironmentWholesale & Retail Trade
Sponsors by visa route
Charity WorkerCreative WorkerGlobal Business Mobility: Graduate TraineeGlobal Business Mobility: Secondment WorkerGlobal Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist WorkerGlobal Business Mobility: Service SupplierGlobal Business Mobility: UK Expansion WorkerGovernment Authorised ExchangeInternational AgreementInternational SportspersonIntra Company Transfers (ICT)Intra-company RoutesReligious WorkerScale-upSeasonal WorkerSkilled WorkerTier 2 GeneralTier 2 Ministers of Religion
UK sponsor list questions
- What is the UK sponsor list?
- The register of licensed sponsors is the Home Office list of every organisation licensed to sponsor workers on the Skilled Worker, Health and Care and other Worker and Temporary Worker routes. This page lists all 127,643 active sponsors and is updated daily.
- How do I check if a company can sponsor my visa?
- Search the company name above. If it appears with an A rating and the route you need (for example Skilled Worker), it holds a valid licence. Use the registered legal name rather than a trading name if you cannot find it.
- How often is the UK sponsor list updated?
- The Home Office publishes the register daily and this list is refreshed from it every day. 998 organisations were added in the last 30 days.
- What does an A rating or B rating mean?
- An A rating means the sponsor is fully compliant and can issue Certificates of Sponsorship. A B rating means the Home Office found compliance issues and the sponsor is on an action plan; it cannot sponsor new workers until it regains an A rating.
- Does being on the list mean the company is hiring?
- No. The list shows who is licensed to sponsor, not who has open roles. Use it to target applications at employers who can legally sponsor you, then check their careers page or job boards.