UK Visa Sponsorship Jobs: 311 New Roles, 12 Nov 2026

UK Visa Sponsorship Jobs: 311 New Roles, 12 Nov 2026

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On 12 November 2026, 311 new roles from 181 employers have been added, including 19 graduate roles and 302 classified under Skilled Worker routes. London accounts for 149 roles, while technology and software is the largest sector with 106.

Visa sponsorship jobs in the UK: 12 Nov 2026 at a glance

New roles
311
Licensed employers
181
Graduate & entry level
19
Skilled Worker route
302

That is more than the 151 new roles seen the day before, against a daily average of 105 over the past week.

What stands out today

Hiring is concentrated in London, with 149 roles compared with 9 in Manchester and 7 in Cambridge. Today’s 311 new roles are higher than yesterday’s 151 and the daily average of 105 for the week, so applicants have a broad set of listings to review, although the city and sector tables show that opportunities are not spread evenly.

Analyst, data, product, technology and risk positions feature strongly in the role descriptions, particularly across finance and technology. There are also customer-facing banking roles, business development, cyber engineering, media production, healthcare, pharmacy and maritime education opportunities. The descriptions range from internships and apprenticeships to senior specialist and principal positions, giving the list a wide experience range.

Graduates and early-career applicants should start with roles whose descriptions clearly match their stage, such as internships, apprenticeships, graduate pathways and entry-level business development. Strong evidence of analytical thinking, communication, programming, attention to detail or subject knowledge appears repeatedly, so applications should connect specific skills and study experience to the advert rather than relying on a general profile.

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 today’s city list with 149 roles. Manchester follows with 9, Cambridge has 7, Oxford has 4, and Liverpool, Edinburgh and Luton each have 3, while Belfast has 2, so applicants open to relocation will see a different spread from those focusing on London.

  • Visa sponsorship jobs in London: 149 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Manchester: 9 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Cambridge: 7 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Oxford: 4 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Liverpool: 3 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Edinburgh: 3 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Luton: 3 new roles
  • Visa sponsorship jobs in Belfast: 2 new roles

Which sectors are hiring

Technology and software leads with 106 roles, followed by finance and insurance with 48 and consulting and marketing with 28. Wholesale and retail, manufacturing, legal and accounting, and health and care also appear, while the featured roles show how data and analytical work crosses several sectors.

  • Technology & software: 106 roles
  • Finance & insurance: 48 roles
  • Consulting & marketing: 28 roles
  • Wholesale & retail: 23 roles
  • Manufacturing: 20 roles
  • Legal & accounting: 15 roles

Health and care roles at licensed sponsors

4 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 education, relevant skills, work experience and right-to-work details presented in a straightforward order. Tailor the opening profile and evidence for the role rather than sending the same document everywhere.
  • Write a cover letter that answers the advert directly. Link each important requirement to a specific project, module, task or result, and explain why the organisation and role fit your plans.
  • Read the advert’s own wording about sponsorship carefully. An employer holding a sponsor licence does not by itself confirm that a particular vacancy is sponsored, so check the advert and ask the employer where necessary.
  • Check closing dates and application instructions before investing time in an application. Prepare documents early, allow time for references or language evidence where requested, and do not assume a listing will remain available.
  • For graduate schemes, prepare for online tests as well as the application form. Practise the relevant reasoning, numerical, situational judgement or written exercises, then complete them in the format and timeframe specified by the employer.

Frequently asked questions

Does an employer on this page sponsor every role?

No. The employers listed hold a UK sponsor licence, but that does not confirm that every vacancy is sponsored. Read the advert’s wording and ask the employer whether the specific role is eligible before applying.

How can I check whether I meet Skilled Worker salary rules?

Check the current Skilled Worker salary rules and eligibility guidance on GOV.UK. The advert and employer should also clarify the role’s requirements and whether the specific vacancy is suitable for your circumstances.

Are all the graduate roles suitable for recent graduates?

No. The list includes graduate pathways, internships, apprenticeships and entry-level roles with different conditions. Check each description carefully, because some specify non-graduate status, language ability, qualifications, experience or other eligibility 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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