Removed from the register
Was licensed to sponsor the Skilled Worker route from Abingdon, according to the Home Office register.
It is no longer on the Home Office register (removed 4 Feb 2026), so it cannot sponsor anyone.
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V-Giyan Ltd is a private limited company (Companies House number 16947279), incorporated in January 2026, with its registered office in Manchester. Companies House lists its business as other retail sale of food in specialised stores.
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From the Home Office register of licensed sponsors and Companies House, checked 3 Feb 2026.
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Not at the moment. V-Giyan Ltd 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, V-Giyan Ltd was licensed for Skilled Worker (A rating).
V-Giyan Ltd was first seen on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors in January 2025. We have no copy of the register for the time before that, so it may have been listed earlier. It was removed in February 2026.
V-Giyan Ltd is registered with Companies House under company number 16947279, with its registered office in Manchester.
The register listed V-Giyan Ltd with an A rating on the Skilled Worker route.
Companies House lists V-Giyan Ltd under other retail sale of food in specialised stores.
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First seen on the register in January 2025. We have no copy of the register for the time before that, so it may have been listed earlier. The register shows 1 change to its licence since then: 1 removal from the register. 1 of them in the last 12 months.
The date of each change, how long each rating lasted and a chart of the licence are in the employer check.
Built by comparing daily copies of the Home Office register from January 2023.
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How long the certificate of sponsorship (CoS) took, what the interview was like, whether they paid the visa fee.
Yes. It sponsored workers in 2024.
That is fewer than in 2024.
It sponsored workers in 1 different job in 2024 or 2025.
1 of them has been closed to new Skilled Worker applicants from outside the UK since 22 July 2025.
From Home Office figures on certificates of sponsorship, which an employer gives each worker it sponsors.