Remote & Hybrid Working for Sponsored Workers
A sponsored worker can work from home. They can also work on a hybrid basis. The sponsorship system does not require every Skilled Worker to sit…
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A sponsored worker can work from home. They can also work on a hybrid basis. The sponsorship system does not require every Skilled Worker to sit…
A Temporary Worker sponsor licence is not a general permission to bring somebody to the UK for a short period of work. That is the first…
A job does not become suitable for sponsorship simply because it has the right salary and appears under an eligible occupation code. The Home Office is…
The Sponsorship Management System is where a sponsor licence becomes operational. It is where Certificates of Sponsorship are assigned, changes concerning sponsored workers are reported, aspects…
Sponsor licence reporting usually becomes important because something ordinary has happened inside the business. An employee resigns. Their salary changes. They are promoted. They stop attending…
For most Worker and Temporary Worker sponsors, an A-rating is the normal position. A B-rating is not. If the Home Office downgrades a sponsor licence from…
For most UK employers, a sponsor licence no longer expires after four years. The Home Office removed the routine four-year sponsor licence renewal requirement on 6…
A refused sponsor licence application does not always mean the business can simply correct the form and apply again next week. In many cases, a six-month…
Most sponsor licence applications are dealt with by UK Visas and Immigration in less than eight weeks. For eligible applications, the Home Office also offers a…
For a UK employer, the cost of sponsorship is not one fee. There is the cost of obtaining the sponsor licence. There may be a priority…