Chrome extensionSponsor status on the job sites you already useSee the sponsor licence status next to the employer on LinkedIn, Indeed, Reed and other job sites. Free, for Chrome on a computer.See how it works127,717 licensed sponsors, synced from the Home Office twice a day
Licence status for every sponsor on the Home Office register, an alert if your employer’s changes, and a check for job offers before you pay anyone.
CV Checker
Upload your CV and paste the advert. In about a minute you see a match score, what the advert asks for that your CV doesn’t show, and whether the employer holds a sponsor licence. The check is free. The full report, with every fix written out and a Word file to download, is a small one-off payment.
Licensed sponsors with live job adverts, questions from members and a long record on the register.
List your firm free. People who choose you send one enquiry; you open it for 1 credit. No cold contact and no paid ranking.
You can search the UK Register of Licensed Sponsors on GOV.UK or use ImmigrationGPT's sponsor search to filter licensed companies by name, city, industry, route, and licence status.
Search the company in the sponsor directory and check the revoked sponsor list. Always verify the final status against the current GOV.UK sponsor register before applying.
Costs depend on visa length, job type, application location, and Immigration Health Surcharge rules. Use the visa cost calculator to estimate the current application fee and IHS total.
Many Skilled Worker visa holders can qualify for ILR after 5 continuous years if they meet the salary, residence, English, Life in the UK, and suitability requirements in force at the time.
Licence alerts for your own employer, offer checks and your visa timeline are free, always. Plus removes ads and the limits on everything else.
Watch your sponsor, freeUse the new sponsors page to review companies recently added to the Home Office sponsor register, then confirm details against the official register.
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