Real UK jobs from employers who can actually sponsor you.

No. We're independent. We re-sync the UK government's publicly published Worker & Temporary Worker sponsor register every day and make it searchable. The register is the official record; we don't edit it, rank it, or take payment to promote employers.

We re-sync the Home Office sponsor register every day, and re-check live vacancies as often as every hour. Each run re-matches jobs to current licences and purges expired or unmatched listings. If you see a role here, its sponsor cleared the register within the last day and the listing was re-checked recently.

In most cases, no. The main UK Work visas (Skilled Worker, Health & Care, Scale-up, Global Business Mobility, Creative Worker) are employer-sponsored — the visa is issued after you accept a job offer. Find a sponsor-licensed role first; the Certificate of Sponsorship and visa application come after.

A UK employer holding a valid Worker or Temporary Worker sponsor licence issued by UK Visas & Immigration. Each sponsor has a licence rating (A, B, or Pre-licence) and a declared set of visa routes they can hire under. We display both on every company profile so you can judge risk before applying.

Every Work-category route on the register: Skilled Worker, Health & Care Worker, Global Business Mobility (Senior/Specialist, Graduate, Service Supplier, UK Expansion Worker, Secondment), Scale-up, Intra-company Transfer, Creative Worker, Charity Worker, International Sportsperson, Religious Worker, and the Graduate route (for transitions). Route-specific vacancy counts are live.

Sponsor licence status is binary and official — if an employer is on the register, the Home Office has licensed them to sponsor. Whether a specific role will be sponsored depends on the employer's hiring plans and whether it meets the route's salary/skill threshold.