UK Visa Sponsorship Jobs: 193 New Roles, 24 Oct 2026

UK Visa Sponsorship Jobs: 193 New Roles, 24 Oct 2026

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There are 193 new roles from 116 employers on 24 October 2026. Technology and software leads the sectors, while London accounts for 117 roles.

Visa sponsorship jobs in the UK: 24 Oct 2026 at a glance

New roles
193
Licensed employers
116
Graduate & entry level
10
Skilled Worker route
186

That is more than the 179 new roles seen the day before, against a daily average of 106 over the past week.

What stands out today

Today’s total is 193 roles, compared with 179 yesterday and a daily average of 106 during the week. Hiring is strongly concentrated in London, with 117 roles, while Manchester and Cambridge each have six. Reading, Bristol and Glasgow each have two, so the market remains centred on London despite opportunities in several other UK locations.

Technology and software is the largest sector, with 79 roles, followed by finance and insurance with 34 and legal and accounting with 21. The featured jobs range from data engineering, machine learning and software architecture to banking, research, administration, consulting, sales operations and health leadership. This is a varied market, but technical and analytical work is especially visible today.

Graduates and early career applicants have several entry points, including a junior social journalism role, an apprenticeship, an internship and industrial placements. Many other roles ask for established technical, scientific or sector knowledge, so applicants should distinguish carefully between genuine early career opportunities and jobs requiring specialist experience. London offers the widest choice, while technology, finance and health provide different routes for building a career.

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 dominates the city table with 117 roles. Manchester and Cambridge each have six, while Reading, Bristol and Glasgow each have two, showing a smaller spread of opportunities beyond the capital.

  • Visa sponsorship jobs in London: 117 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Manchester: 6 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Cambridge: 6 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Reading: 2 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Bristol: 2 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Glasgow: 2 new roles

Which sectors are hiring

Technology and software is the largest sector with 79 roles, followed by finance and insurance with 34 and legal and accounting with 21. Consulting and marketing, business services and HR, and health and care add opportunities across client work, operations and specialist services.

  • Technology & software: 79 roles
  • Finance & insurance: 34 roles
  • Legal & accounting: 21 roles
  • Consulting & marketing: 11 roles
  • Business services & HR: 9 roles
  • Health & care: 7 roles

Health and care roles at licensed sponsors

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

Skilled Worker visa sponsor list: this week's changes

The Home Office register of licensed sponsors, version of 2026-10-17.

  • Joined the register: 236 employers
  • Removed this week: 195 employers
  • New Skilled Worker sponsors include 1 OAK HOME CARE, 23 ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS, 24-7 STELLER PACKING, 5TH FLOOR, ABBEYWOODRCG, ABINGDON SCHOOLS

How to apply for these roles

  • Use a clear UK CV with reverse chronological experience, concise bullet points and a short profile that matches the role. Highlight relevant technical tools, projects, placements, customer work or measurable contributions near the top.
  • Write a separate cover letter for each application. Answer the advert directly, explain why your experience fits the stated duties and show that you understand the employer’s work.
  • Read the advert’s own wording about sponsorship carefully. An employer holding a sponsor licence does not by itself confirm that a particular role is sponsored, so check the advert and ask the employer where necessary.
  • Check the closing date and any application instructions before you apply. Prepare documents early, keep a copy of your answers and allow time for online forms or technical assessments.
  • For graduate schemes and apprenticeships, practise the likely online tests as well as researching the employer. Review numerical, verbal, situational and strengths based exercises, then complete them in a quiet setting.

Frequently asked questions

What should I check about Skilled Worker eligibility?

Check the role, occupation, salary and other requirements against the current guidance on GOV.UK. The advert and employer should clarify the position, while GOV.UK provides the official Skilled Worker rules.

Which opportunities on this page are aimed at graduates or people starting out?

The graduate list includes a junior social journalism role, an apprenticeship, an internship and industrial placements. Other vacancies may suit early career applicants, but their descriptions can ask for specialist knowledge or previous experience, so read each advert closely.

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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