UK Visa Sponsorship Jobs: 247 New Roles, 15 Oct 2026

UK Visa Sponsorship Jobs: 247 New Roles, 15 Oct 2026

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There are 247 new roles from 130 employers on 15 October 2026. London accounts for 124 roles, while technology and software is the largest sector with 86.

Visa sponsorship jobs in the UK: 15 Oct 2026 at a glance

New roles
247
Licensed employers
130
Graduate & entry level
19
Skilled Worker route
240

That is fewer than the 256 new roles seen the day before, against a daily average of 153 over the past week.

What stands out today

Hiring is concentrated in London, with 124 roles, while Belfast and Glasgow each have seven, Manchester and Cambridge six each, and Newcastle five. Today’s total is lower than yesterday’s 256, but stands above the daily average of 153 for the week. The listings come from 130 employers, giving applicants a broad set of organisations to compare.

Technology and software leads the sector table with 86 roles, followed by finance and insurance with 46 and manufacturing with 26. The role descriptions point to strong demand for software, AI, data, engineering, finance, analysis and client-facing work. Graduate and internship options include engineering, finance, PMO, commercial analysis and applied AI, alongside senior specialist and leadership posts.

Graduates and early-career applicants have clear entry points through internships, work placements and graduate programmes, but the day’s list also includes roles requiring substantial technical, analytical or sector experience. Compare the advert’s requirements with your evidence, and check each employer’s own wording about sponsorship rather than assuming a sponsor licence applies to every role.

Featured roles from licensed sponsors

Selected from today's new postings, well-known employers first. Each employer is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors.

Graduate jobs and entry-level roles at sponsor-licensed employers

Visa sponsorship jobs by city: London leads

London is the clear centre of the city table with 124 roles. Belfast and Glasgow each have seven, Manchester and Cambridge six each, and Newcastle five, showing opportunities across several UK centres alongside the capital.

  • Visa sponsorship jobs in London: 124 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Belfast: 7 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Glasgow: 7 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Manchester: 6 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Cambridge: 6 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Newcastle: 5 new roles

Which sectors are hiring

Technology and software leads with 86 roles, followed by finance and insurance with 46 and manufacturing with 26. Consulting and marketing, legal and accounting, and engineering, research and design add further choices, while the listed roles also include health and care, energy and environment, and wholesale and retail.

  • Technology & software: 86 roles
  • Finance & insurance: 46 roles
  • Manufacturing: 26 roles
  • Consulting & marketing: 20 roles
  • Legal & accounting: 16 roles
  • Engineering, research & design: 11 roles

Health and care roles at licensed sponsors

5 of today's new roles are at health and care employers that hold a sponsor licence.

How to apply for these roles

  • Use a concise UK CV with clear dates, relevant skills and measurable evidence from study, work, projects or volunteering. Put the experience most closely linked to the advert near the top.
  • Write a tailored cover letter that answers the advert directly. Use one or two examples to show how you meet its required skills rather than repeating your CV.
  • Read the advert’s own wording on sponsorship carefully. A company holding a sponsor licence does not by itself confirm that the specific role is sponsored.
  • Check the closing date and prepare documents early, especially where an application asks for additional questions, evidence or a particular format.
  • For graduate schemes, allow time for online tests and practise the likely formats. Keep your answers consistent with your CV and use examples that show judgement, teamwork and learning.

Frequently asked questions

Does a sponsor licence mean that every listed role offers sponsorship?

No. An employer’s sponsor licence does not confirm that a particular vacancy is sponsored. Read the advert’s wording and ask the employer if the role’s immigration arrangements are unclear.

Where can I check the Skilled Worker salary rules?

Check the current Skilled Worker requirements on GOV.UK. Salary rules can depend on the role and the applicant’s circumstances, so use the official guidance rather than relying on a general figure.

Are these roles suitable for graduates?

Some are explicitly internships, work placements or graduate programmes, including opportunities in engineering, finance, PMO, commercial analysis and applied AI. Other listings are specialist or senior roles, so match your experience with the advert’s requirements.

How to read this list

A sponsor licence means the employer is allowed to sponsor visas. It does not mean every role it advertises will be sponsored. Check the advert, and the salary rules for the Skilled Worker visa on GOV.UK, before you apply.

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