Some things to check
Medmatch, Eastbourne, East Sussex
Some things to check
We could not find this employer on the register under the name in the advert. It may use a different legal name.
Register of licensed sponsors, GOV.UK (opens in a new tab)We matched the job title, not the duties. The employer chooses the occupation code on the certificate.
Look up the occupation code (CASCOT) (opens in a new tab)This job looks like Generalist medical practitioners (2211). That occupation is eligible for Skilled Worker.
Appendix Skilled Occupations, GOV.UK (opens in a new tab)For this occupation the minimum salary is set by the national pay scale, such as NHS bands or teachers’ pay scales.
Appendix Skilled Occupations, GOV.UK (opens in a new tab)The advert mentions visa sponsorship.
“salaried gp, eastbourne (tier 2 visa sponsorship)”
See who else sponsors this job: visas granted, employers that sponsor it every year and pay
Read from the advert, the Home Office register and the Immigration Rules. Whether you can be sponsored also depends on your own circumstances, such as your age and visa history. This is information, not advice.
Most new Skilled Worker jobs must pay at least £41,700 a year, or the going rate if that is higher. People new to the Skilled Worker route need B2 English, unless exempt.
Adverts come from third-party job boards. Ask the employer to confirm they will sponsor this role before you apply.