
Sponsor licence
Skilled worker
(was Tier 2)
- ICT
We specialise in
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Helping you apply for a Sponsor Licence
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Maintaining compliance
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Audit and issue handling
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Overcoming Suspensions & Revocations
Special Expertise in
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Sponsored Staff on client contracts
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Multinationals opening a UK Office
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Working with recruiters (contract & perm)
Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence
If you are a UK business, already employing staff, and you now want expat talent to expand, we can help you get a licence so you can sponsor the people you need.
If you are an overseas business, we are familiar with the issues you face setting up in the UK. Perhaps a Sole representative visa will work for your first UK employee. Or an entrepreneur may qualify for an Investor visa, or Exceptional talent visa. But the mainstay of staff relocation and international hiring will probably be a Skilled Worker (/ICT) Sponsor licence. We can help you lay the foundations for a successful licence application, and with other launch issues such as bank accounts, premises, structure (Branch Vs Subsidiary Vs LLP), and pre-setup hiring of local staff via an Employer of Record.
The great news is that, as of 2021 we have
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No need to advertise for 28 days before sponsoring an expat.
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Sponsorship for medium level jobs as well as graduate roles.
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Immigration Skills Charges waived for Healthcare Professionals, most scientists (not computer science), former Tier 4 students, Clergy, Sportspeople/coaches.
How can I get sponsored to work in the UK?
As an individual, you will need the support of an employer. We can help:
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Make it easy for your employer
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If you own the company (yes, its possible to 'self sponsor')
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If you are a contractor with a client
Policy Submissions
2021-04-07-MAC-on-FinTech-visa-2
2015 05 22 Letter to minister re RCoS cap
2015 07 03 MAC F/back T2 salary thresholds
2015 09 18 MAC F/back by a JD & Co client
2015 09 22 MAC F/back T2 call for evidence
2016 05 25 letter re Operational forum monday 23 May 16
2019 09 17 MAC feedback T2 salary levels
2009 April MAC T1 and T2 evidence