The Public JobsVisa sponsorship jobs in the UK
Current UK vacancies whose employer holds a Home Office sponsor licence, matched against the official register of licensed sponsors, plus adverts that explicitly offer visa sponsorship.
1,338 vacancies currently listed
Jobs with licensed sponsors
How these jobs are found
To hire most people from outside the UK, an employer needs a sponsor licence from the Home Office. The Home Office publishes every licensed organisation in the register of licensed sponsors, updated daily. Each employer here is matched against that register, and each advert is checked for wording that offers sponsorship.
Recruitment agencies often hold a licence for their own staff rather than for the roles they advertise, so confirm sponsorship with the employer before you apply.
Before you apply
Most sponsored workers come on the Skilled Worker visa, which has requirements on the job, its salary and your English. Check them on GOV.UK, which is the only reliable source for the current rules.
Visa sponsorship jobs in the UK at a glance
- 1,338
- 114
- £33,300
- 13%
Employers hiring most
Most common job types
Common questions
How many visa sponsorship jobs in the UK are available right now?
As of 9 October 2026, The Public Jobs lists 1,338 vacancies for visa sponsorship jobs in the UK, 114 of them posted in the last 7 days.
What do visa sponsorship jobs in the UK pay?
Across 812 visa sponsorship jobs in the UK that state their pay, the median advertised salary is £33,300 a year, and the middle half pay between £28,100 and £54,400. Hourly and daily rates are annualised so they compare fairly.
Can visa sponsorship jobs in the UK be done remotely?
21 of the 1,338 vacancies (2%) are fully remote and 155 (12%) are hybrid.
Which employers are hiring the most for visa sponsorship jobs in the UK?
By number of current vacancies: Brook Street (193), BAE Systems (115) and Adecco (85).
What does visa sponsorship mean in the UK?
To hire most people from outside the UK, an employer needs a sponsor licence from the Home Office. A licensed employer assigns the worker a certificate of sponsorship, which the worker uses to apply for their visa, usually the Skilled Worker visa.
Does a licensed sponsor have to sponsor me?
No. A sponsor licence means an employer can sponsor workers, not that every role it advertises is open to sponsorship. Check the advert or ask the employer before you apply. Recruitment agencies often hold licences for their own staff rather than for the roles they advertise.
How can I check whether an employer is a licensed sponsor?
The Home Office publishes the register of licensed sponsors on GOV.UK and updates it daily. The Public Jobs matches employers against that register, and you can search it yourself on GOV.UK.