UK Visa Sponsorship Jobs: 143 New Roles, 25 Oct 2026
Visa sponsorship jobs in the UK: 25 Oct 2026 at a glance
- New roles
- 143
- Licensed employers
- 81
- Graduate & entry level
- 3
- Skilled Worker route
- 138
That is fewer than the 179 new roles seen the day before, against a daily average of 118 over the past week.
What stands out today
Hiring is concentrated in London, with 51 roles, followed by Manchester with 8 and Birmingham and Bristol with 5 each. Today’s total is below yesterday’s 179, but above the weekly daily average of 118. The list includes 138 roles categorised under Skilled Worker routes and three graduate roles, giving applicants a broad set of opportunities to assess against each advert’s requirements.
Technology and software leads the sectors, followed by finance and insurance, wholesale and retail, manufacturing, engineering, research and design, and legal and accounting. The roles range from business development, production engineering and artificial intelligence research to banking service, credit control, business analysis and specialist financial markets work. Health and care adds activities, commercial and portfolio roles, and site risk work.
For graduates and early career applicants, the small graduate list makes targeted applications especially important. Internship and engineering roles sit alongside customer service and operational positions that may value transferable experience, while several senior or specialist roles require closer subject knowledge. Comparing the advert’s duties, experience requirements and stated route information can help you focus effort where your background fits best.
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.
- Business Developer Intern, Early Careers 2027
Build, test and learn while developing business ideas, products or services and working with teams on solutions intended to have broad impact. It suits an ambitious, curious student or early career applicant seeking practical experience and responsibility in a fast moving technology environment.
Ask about this role - Business Analyst
Identify business problems, analyse requirements, develop proposed solutions and work with stakeholders to shape business cases, feasibility studies and delivery plans. It suits someone who enjoys structured analysis, process design and communicating with different groups during organisational change.
Ask about this role - Shift Advance Associate - Photolithography (Contractor)
Support shift based photolithography work as a contractor. The role suits someone interested in semiconductor or advanced technology environments who is comfortable with shift work and wants a practical position connected with research and development.
Ask about this role - Beverley: Multichannel Banking & Digital Support Advisor
Help personal banking customers use digital tools while providing personalised service and building trust. It suits a customer focused applicant who enjoys explaining technology clearly, listening to individual needs and supporting people in a branch setting.
Ask about this role - Syndicate - Securitised Products & Alternatives Associate
Support the syndication and execution of securitised products and alternatives, working with issuer and investor clients and placing risks across areas including mortgages, loans, real estate and infrastructure. It suits someone with financial markets knowledge who wants client contact and exposure to varied transaction structures.
Ask about this role - Customer Experience Advisor | S1 | Retail Banking | Sutton Coldfield Branch
Serve retail banking customers from a branch on a rota, helping with their needs while contributing to a customer centred service and responsible approach to risk. It suits a driven applicant who values communication, learning and practical customer support.
Ask about this role - Credit Controller - Lloyds Living
Monitor rent accounts, contact residents and guarantors about overdue payments, negotiate repayment arrangements and support debt recovery while keeping records accurate and treating customers fairly. It suits a proactive, detail focused applicant comfortable with sensitive conversations and regulated procedures.
Ask about this role - Customer Service Advisor
Handle inbound credit card calls, answer questions about purchases and interest, guide customers towards digital services and resolve complaints. It suits someone with customer service experience from call centres, retail, hospitality or similar work who can adapt quickly and communicate clearly.
Ask about this role - Business Banking Customer Service Representative | Manchester, UK
Support business customers through a telephony centre, completing processes, resolving challenges and explaining available banking options. It suits a detail oriented customer service applicant who can work varied shifts and the advert states that the role does not meet Skilled Worker sponsorship requirements.
Ask about this role - AI Researcher – 4D Reconstruction (Contractor)
Research artificial intelligence methods for four dimensional reconstruction as a contractor. The role suits a researcher or technical specialist interested in computer vision, three dimensional and time based modelling, and applied development work in an academic or industrial setting.
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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 list with 51 roles. Manchester follows with 8, while Birmingham and Bristol each have 5, Cambridge has 4, Newcastle has 3 and Bath has 2, giving applicants several regional options alongside the capital.
- Visa sponsorship jobs in London: 51 new roles
- Visa sponsorship jobs in Manchester: 8 new roles
- Visa sponsorship jobs in Birmingham: 5 new roles
- Visa sponsorship jobs in Bristol: 5 new roles
- Visa sponsorship jobs in Cambridge: 4 new roles
- Visa sponsorship jobs in Newcastle: 3 new roles
- Visa sponsorship jobs in Bath: 2 new roles
Which sectors are hiring
Technology and software leads with 32 roles, followed by finance and insurance with 24 and wholesale and retail with 16. Manufacturing, engineering, research and design, and legal and accounting also contribute substantial groups, while the health and care roles add a separate set of opportunities.
- Technology & software: 32 roles
- Finance & insurance: 24 roles
- Wholesale & retail: 16 roles
- Manufacturing: 13 roles
- Engineering, research & design: 10 roles
- Legal & accounting: 9 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.
- Activities Co-ordinator- Laughton Croft
Plan and deliver activities such as arts and crafts, music, reminiscence therapy, games, gentle exercise, gardening and themed events, tailored to residents’ needs. It suits a compassionate, creative and energetic person who enjoys encouraging participation and working with care staff and families.
Ask about this role - Brand Manager – Breast Cancer Franchise
Develop local brand plans, use data and insight to shape tactics, manage approval and compliance processes, and work with external stakeholders in breast cancer care. It suits a strategic, collaborative applicant with an interest in healthcare communications, marketing and patient outcomes.
Ask about this role - SRM Portfolio Business Partner
Provide portfolio wide insight into resource allocation and constraints, align research and development capacity with priorities, and model scenarios to address gaps. It suits a strategic business partner who can work across an organisation with demand, capacity and portfolio information.
Ask about this role - Senior Manager, Site Risk
Lead site and operational technology risk monitoring, indexing and automation across research and development labs and supply chain sites, giving teams visibility of assets, threats, risks and controls. It suits an experienced risk leader who combines hands on delivery with team leadership.
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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 your contact details, right to work information where relevant, education, experience and skills presented in reverse chronological order. Keep the wording concise and make the evidence easy to scan.
- Write a cover letter that answers the advert directly. Match your examples to the listed duties and explain how your experience demonstrates the skills the role asks for.
- Read the advert’s own wording about sponsorship carefully. An employer holding a UK sponsor licence does not by itself confirm that a particular vacancy is sponsored, so check the role details and ask the employer if the advert is unclear.
- Check the closing date and application instructions before spending time on an application. Prepare documents early because some adverts may close when the employer has enough applications.
- For graduate schemes, allow time for online tests as well as the form and CV. Practise the relevant assessment formats, follow the instructions carefully and keep your answers consistent with your application.
Frequently asked questions
How can I check whether a role meets Skilled Worker salary rules?
Check the role’s advert and use the current Skilled Worker guidance on GOV.UK. The rules can depend on the job and the applicant’s circumstances, so GOV.UK is the appropriate source for the current requirements.
Are all the roles suitable for graduates?
No. The page includes three graduate roles, alongside internships, customer service positions and specialist or senior jobs. Compare each advert’s duties and experience requirements with your own background before applying.
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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