UK Visa Sponsorship Jobs: 190 New Roles, 10 Nov 2026

UK Visa Sponsorship Jobs: 190 New Roles, 10 Nov 2026

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190 new roles were added on 10 November 2026, from 122 employers, with 187 routes marked as Skilled Worker routes and 15 graduate roles. London stands out with 103 listed roles, while technology and software is the largest sector with 74.

Visa sponsorship jobs in the UK: 10 Nov 2026 at a glance

New roles
190
Licensed employers
122
Graduate & entry level
15
Skilled Worker route
187

That is more than the 75 new roles seen the day before, against a daily average of 125 over the past week.

What stands out today

Hiring is concentrated in London, with 103 roles, followed by Cambridge with 7, Manchester with 5 and Belfast with 2. Today’s 190 new roles are up from 75 yesterday and above the daily average of 125 for the week, indicating a particularly busy day across the sponsor licence holder listings.

Technology and software leads the sector spread with 74 roles, followed by finance and insurance with 33. The titles and descriptions range from software development, computer vision and data automation to financial analysis, customer due diligence, treasury, project management, legal support, styling and clinical development.

Graduates and early career applicants have several entry points, including apprenticeships, internships, new analyst programmes and graduate engineering roles. Applicants with specialist skills can also find technically focused options, while those building experience may suit analytical, operational, administrative or production roles. Read each advert closely, especially its experience requirements and wording on sponsorship.

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 103 roles. Cambridge has 7, Manchester has 5 and Belfast has 2, so applicants willing to consider locations outside London have a smaller but varied set of options, including technology, finance and health roles.

  • Visa sponsorship jobs in London: 103 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Cambridge: 7 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Manchester: 5 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Belfast: 2 new roles

Which sectors are hiring

Technology and software leads with 74 roles, followed by finance and insurance with 33, consulting and marketing with 19, and wholesale and retail with 13. Manufacturing and legal and accounting each have 10, while the role descriptions also show opportunities in media and entertainment and health and care.

  • Technology & software: 74 roles
  • Finance & insurance: 33 roles
  • Consulting & marketing: 19 roles
  • Wholesale & retail: 13 roles
  • Manufacturing: 10 roles
  • Legal & accounting: 10 roles

Health and care roles at licensed sponsors

3 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 2026-11-07.

  • Joined the register: 243 employers
  • Removed this week: 337 employers
  • New Skilled Worker sponsors include 2ND WIND IT, ABACUS ACCOUNTANTS, ABBEY HOUSE DENTAL PRACTICE, ACG CORPORATE, ACUMEN INTERNATIONAL MEDIA, AFAK TRADING

How to apply for these roles

  • Use a clear UK CV with your contact details, right to work information where relevant, education, experience, technical skills and concise evidence of results. Keep the layout easy to scan and tailor the skills section to the advert.
  • Write a cover letter that answers the advert directly. Use specific examples to show how you meet the essential requirements, explain your interest in the work and address any requested qualifications or languages.
  • Read the advert’s own wording on sponsorship carefully. An employer holding a sponsor licence does not establish that a particular vacancy is sponsored, and an advert may state that a role does not meet Skilled Worker visa sponsorship requirements.
  • Check the closing date and submit before it, allowing time to review your documents and complete any application questions. Keep a note of the role, employer, documents submitted and any follow up action needed.
  • For graduate schemes and apprenticeships, prepare for online tests as well as interviews. Practise numerical, verbal, situational judgement or logical exercises where relevant, and use the advert’s competencies to guide your examples.

Frequently asked questions

How can I check whether a role meets Skilled Worker salary rules?

Check the current Skilled Worker requirements and salary rules on GOV.UK. The relevant occupation, duties, salary and other eligibility conditions can vary, so use the official guidance and the advert rather than relying only on a listing’s route label.

Are today’s roles suitable for graduates or applicants early in their career?

Some are specifically graduate, apprentice, intern or new analyst opportunities, including roles in technology, finance, media and events. Other vacancies ask for specialist or senior experience, so compare the advert’s requirements with your own skills 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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