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UK Visa Jobs is a job board where visa-sponsored jobs in the UK are advertised. You should search for the job that you are looking for and submit your application by clicking apply. If the employer is interested in your application, you will be contacted.
We offer comprehensive immigration and visa consulting services,
including visa application assistance, document preparation,
In most cases, we verify with employers to confirm whether they sponsor a visa/work permit. However, employment and immigration rules are subject to changes, and employers may change their sponsorship policy without any prior notice. If you find out that any employer or position listed here does not provide sponsorship anymore, please let us know by reporting the job function or by contacting us.
To provide sponsorship, an employer needs to have a sponsorship license. Once you have applied for a job and received a job offer, your employer will issue you a certificate of sponsorship (COS). You, your employer or the designated solicitor will then submit your Skilled Worker Visa or other visa application using your COS.
Many graduate-level jobs and internships require students to meet certain degree requirements to be eligible to apply for their roles. For example, many companies require a 2:1 degree, which means students graduated or are expected to graduate with a grade that qualifies as a second upper class (2:1) at the bachelor's level. If you graduated from an overseas university, you would need to convert your grades to UK equivalent by certified organisations to know whether your grades qualify as 2:1. You can also refer to our generic guidance for more information.
We review and update the jobs frequently. You may want to check in regularly to see if there is a new job added.
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