Removed from the register
Was licensed to sponsor the Skilled Worker route from OXFORD, according to the Home Office register.
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Claim this pageHeat Afro Lounge is a private limited company (Companies House number 16344816), incorporated in March 2025, with its registered office in Oxford. Companies House lists its business as licensed restaurants. It first appeared on the register in April 2026. It is no longer on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors; it was removed in May 2026.
From Companies House and the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, checked 6 May 2026.
On the register since April 2026, the earliest copy of the register we have that lists it. 1 change since then, newest first.
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Not at the moment. Heat Afro Lounge is no longer on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, so it cannot assign new certificates of sponsorship.
No. Its sponsor licence is not active on the Home Office register.
When it was last on the register, Heat Afro Lounge was licensed for Skilled Worker (A rating).
Heat Afro Lounge first appeared on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors in April 2026 and was removed in May 2026.
Heat Afro Lounge is registered with Companies House under company number 16344816, with its registered office in Oxford.
The register listed Heat Afro Lounge with an A rating on the Skilled Worker route.
Companies House lists Heat Afro Lounge under licensed restaurants.
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It is no longer on the Home Office register (removed 7 May 2026), so it cannot sponsor anyone.
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