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See which LinkedIn jobs can sponsor UK work visas. Uses official Home Office register. 🇬🇧 UK VISA SPONSOR CHECKER FOR LINKEDIN Looking for jobs that can sponsor your UK work visa? This extension checks LinkedIn job listings against the official UK Home Office sponsor register and shows you instantly which companies hold a sponsor licence. ✅ WHAT IT DOES - Adds badges to LinkedIn job cards showing sponsor status - Green "Sponsor" badge = Company is on the Home Office register - Red "No Licence" badge = Company not found in register - Hover over any badge to see: company legal name, visa routes (Skilled Worker, Global Business Mobility), and sponsor rating 📋 HOW TO USE 1. Install the extension 2. Browse LinkedIn Jobs as normal 3. Badges appear automatically next to company names 4. Hover for full sponsorship details 📊 DATA SOURCE All data comes directly from the UK Government's official "Register of Licensed Sponsors: Workers" published by the Home Office. The extension downloads and caches this data locally, refreshing every 12 hours. ⚠️ PLEASE NOTE Being on the sponsor register means a company CAN sponsor visas, not that they WILL sponsor every role. Always confirm with the employer before applying. 🔒 PRIVACY - No sign-up or account needed - No personal data collected - Everything runs locally in your browser 💬 SUPPORT Questions or feedback? Leave a review or contact via the support link.
Jan 29, 2026
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