UK visa sponsors hiring now
Employers on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors that have open roles on their own careers boards, with the register date and what their adverts say about sponsorship.
- Home Office, Register of licensed sponsors: workers, 30 Oct 2026: 127,439 entries.
The official list
Home Office, Register of licensed sponsors: workers
The Home Office publishes the register of licensed sponsors for workers and updates it most working days. An employer must hold a licence to sponsor a Skilled Worker visa, and the register lists each licence holder with its town, its rating and the routes it may sponsor.
A licence means the employer can sponsor. It does not mean it will for a given role: many licensed employers say in their adverts that a role cannot be sponsored.
Home Office, Register of licensed sponsors: workers. Published 30 Oct 2026, last checked by us 30 Oct 2026.
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Being on a government sponsor list means the employer has sponsored, or may sponsor, workers in that country. It does not mean any particular role is sponsored. Read how we check sponsorship, including which employer pages we list for search: those on a list with open roles on their own careers board, or with at least 100 certified H-1B LCAs in the US data.
By place
Employers by city
Where the list places each employer with a full evidence page: its town on the register, or its main worksite in the filings.
London
136 employers with a full evidence page
Reading
9 employers with a full evidence page
Wokingham
4 employers with a full evidence page
Other countries
Sponsor lists in other countries
- US employers that file for H-1B workers
- Canadian employers with positive LMIAs
- Employers in Ireland issued employment permits
- Recognised sponsors in the Netherlands
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