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Worker (A rating)CoventrySkilled Worker
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The UK sponsor licence list is the Home Office’s official register of employers licensed to sponsor migrant workers. It currently holds 143,071 licence entries. Search it free below — by organisation name, town or city, and visa route — to check whether an employer can legally sponsor you before you apply.
PakkiNaukri is a free job board and CV builder for job seekers in Pakistan and for visa-sponsorship jobs in the UK, USA, Europe, the Gulf, Australia and New Zealand.
Searching by place instead? Sponsor jobs by city — the register’s licensed sponsors, listed city by city.
Source: the official Home Office register of licensed sponsors (workers) on GOV.UK, register dated Nov 4, 2026. We republish the Home Office’s own data unchanged and charge nothing for it — always confirm an employer’s status on GOV.UK before relying on it.
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One employer can appear more than once in this list: a single sponsor licence can cover several visa routes, and the register carries one entry per route — the same name on different routes is one employer, not a duplicate.
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A licence only means the employer is allowed to sponsor — it is not a vacancy. The next step is a live job and a UK-ready application, and both start free:
Work through the list, note the employers licensed for your route, then put your application together — all of these are free:
Related guides: the UK CV format guide, how to apply for jobs online and Germany’s Opportunity Card, explained.
FAQ
Search the company's name in the list above. If it appears with the route you need — Skilled Worker for most jobs — the company held a sponsor licence for that route on the register date shown. A licence lets a company issue a Certificate of Sponsorship; it does not mean the company is hiring right now, or that it will sponsor any particular applicant, so always confirm with the employer before you apply.
Yes. The register is published openly by the Home Office on GOV.UK, and this page republishes it with free search — no account, no payment, and no results held back. The underlying data is public; you should never have to pay just to look at it.
An A rating means the sponsor is meeting all of its sponsorship duties. A B rating means UK Visas and Immigration has put the sponsor on an action plan to fix compliance problems, and a B-rated sponsor cannot take on new sponsored workers until it earns its A rating back. A (Premium) and A (SME+) are A ratings held by sponsors who pay for extra Home Office support services — for a jobseeker they count the same as any other A rating.
The register on this page is dated Nov 4, 2026 and the Home Office updates it on most working days; we refresh our copy regularly. Licences are suspended and revoked between updates, so for a decision that matters, confirm the employer's current status on GOV.UK as well.
No — treat it as a warning sign. Employers must not pass the sponsor licence fee or the Certificate of Sponsorship fee on to the worker, and a genuine sponsor never charges you for a CoS. Check the company against this list and GOV.UK before you send anyone money or documents.