The UK labour market continues to evolve, and employers in sectors ranging from healthcare to technology are increasingly looking overseas to fill essential roles. Since Brexit, hiring international workers is no longer automatic, businesses must hold a Sponsor Licence issued by the Home Office. In this 2026 guide, the specialists at AHJ Immigration explain everything…
Why CoS Allocation Matters for 2026 If you’re a UK employer with a sponsor licence, your Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) allocation is the key to hiring Skilled Workers legally in 2025. Every visa application under the Skilled Worker route must be supported by a valid CoS, assigned through the Sponsor Management System (SMS). Without an…
Turning your UK degree into a long-term career You’ve completed your studies and enjoyed the freedom of the Graduate Visa, but you’re now looking for a more permanent future. The key is finding a licensed sponsor, an employer approved by the Home Office to hire international workers. If you secure sponsorship, you can switch to…