International candidates
A referral puts your CV in front of someone inside the company. On Doorstep you can see up front which companies' employees say they sponsor.
Each referrer tells you whether they believe their company sponsors visas for the roles they refer into. You know before you apply.
A short line about your current right to work and what you will need helps the referrer judge fit quickly.
If a referrer passes, you get a reason or a CV tip, so a no still moves you forward.
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Sponsorship information comes from the employees themselves and can be out of date. Always confirm with the company. This page is general information, not legal or immigration advice.
Filter companies by visa sponsorship and apply to a referrer directly.
Find a referrerHelpful next steps: the application note builder and the guide to referrals and visa sponsorship. General information, not legal advice.
Just finished a degree? See referrals for graduates.
It means an employer supports a worker's visa application. Whether a company sponsors, and for which roles, varies, and it can change.
The company is the final authority. Employees on Doorstep can tell you what they have seen, but they do not speak for their employer.
Early. Say it in your note so the referrer and the recruiters know from the start.
It comes from the employees themselves and companies change their policies. Always confirm with the company before you rely on it.
Check the UK government's visa guidance on GOV.UK, or speak to a regulated immigration adviser. This page is general information, not legal or immigration advice.