Skilled Worker (Tier 2) Visa Sponsors UK

121,600 UK companies hold a Skilled Worker sponsor licence — also known as the Tier 2 sponsor list, its official name before December 2020. Data sourced from the official GOV.UK register of licensed sponsors.

Tier 2 Sponsor List: What Changed

The Tier 2 (General) visa was renamed the Skilled Worker visa in December 2020, when the UK moved to its post-Brexit points-based immigration system. It's the same sponsorship route under a new name — every company that held a Tier 2 licence had it automatically converted to a Skilled Worker licence, and no separate "Tier 2 register" exists any more.

That means this page — the Skilled Worker sponsor list below — is the current, up-to-date equivalent of what recruiters, job adverts, and candidates still often call the "Tier 2 sponsor list".

Rating Breakdown

Rating A
121,571 companies
Rating B
29 companies
Company Location Rating Status
The National Council for the Training of Journalists Newport, Saffron Walden A Active
The National Development Team for Inclusion Bath, Somerset A Active
The National Energy Foundation Milton Keynes, Bucks A Active
The National Energy Hub BIRMINGHAM, West Midlands A Active
The National Exhibition Centre Limited Birmingham, West Midlands A Active
The National Gallery London A Active
The National Hotel Inn Ltd Dingwall A Active
The National Mathematics & Science College Coventry, England A Active
The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain London, Greater London A Active
The Native Hotel Company Limited Gloucester A Active
The Natural Food and Drink Company Limited Reading A Active
The Natural Food Company Ltd Nottingham A Active
The Naturalist Ltd Bath A Active
The Naturalmat Co Limited Exeter, Devon A Active
The Natural Power Consultants Ltd Castle Douglas, Dumfries & Galloway A Active
The Nature Conservancy London A Active
The Nature's Bounty Co. Ltd Tring A Active
The NAV World Ltd Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire A Active
The Nawab Hotel's LTD London A Active
THE NAZ 2020 LIMITED TA The Naz Indian Cuisine Belfast, Northern Ireland A Active
The Naz Project (London) London A Active
The Naz Restaurant Salford A Active
The Needham Research Institute Cambridge, Cambridgeshire A Active
The Nehemiah Project London A Active
The Nelson VP Limited Nelson A Active
The Nest Nursery Lime Tree Birmingham A Active
TheNetworkOne Online Limited London A Active
The New Amsterdam Group (UK) Limited London A Active
The New Art Exchange Ltd Nottingham A Active
The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Newcastle, Tyne & Wear A Active
The New Coleshill Bar & Grill ltd Birmingham A Active
The New Craft House Ltd. London A Active
The New England Guest Homes Ltd Eastbourne A Active
The New Foscote Hospital Banbury, Oxfordshire A Active
The New Grange Care Home Ltd Worthing A Active
THE NEW GURKHA INN BRECON, POWYS A Active
The New Hall Lane Practice Preston A Active
The Newham Hotel Limited Ilford, Essex A Active
The New Horseshoe Bar & Grill Coventry, West Midlands A Active
The New Inn Dorchester, Dorset A Active
The New Inn Coleford Ltd Crediton, Devon A Active
THE NEW KWIKIMART PORTSMOUTH A Active
The Newland Catering Management Ltd Exeter, Devon A Active
The Newman Practice, Dr Newmans Surgery Poole, Dorset A Active
The New School C.I.O. London, Croydon A Active
The News Movement Limited London, Essex A Active
The New Surgery Kilmacolm A Active
THE NEW TAJ BALTI HOUSE CORNWALL A Active
The Next Best Place Ltd Luton, Bedfordshire A Active
The Next Chosen Generation CiC Basildon, Essex A Active

Understanding the Skilled Worker Visa Route

The Skilled Worker visa route allows qualified professionals to come to or stay in the UK to do an eligible job with an approved employer. To hire someone on this route, a company must hold a valid sponsor licence specifically for Skilled Worker. There are currently 121,600 registered visa sponsors in the UK for this visa route. Browse the table above to find licensed companies, filter by their city location, view their rating (e.g. A-rated), and check their current sponsor status. Working with an employer who is already an approved sponsor is crucial to a successful UK visa application.