Who it's for
Who Global Talent Network is for
Built for international skilled workers who want to search UK sponsor licensed opportunities with clearer information before they apply.
Overseas skilled workers
For people outside the UK looking for eligible Skilled Worker opportunities with licensed sponsors.
Workers already in the UK
For people already in the UK who need to switch sponsor, extend their visa or understand their next sponsored role.
Sector focused applicants
For candidates searching by healthcare, digital, engineering, construction, education, finance, hospitality, logistics and other sponsored sectors.
Who we can help
We help you search sponsor verified jobs, understand basic salary checks, compare sectors, avoid job for fee scams and apply directly to employers yourself.
Sponsor licence focus
Listings from employers on the Home Office register.
Salary checker
See the going rate for an occupation.
Sector pages
Understand each sponsored sector.
Scam protection
Spot job for fee red flags.
Plain English guidance
The UK rules, explained simply.
Direct applications
You apply to employers yourself.
Please read
Important note for care worker applicants
New overseas recruitment for care workers and senior care workers is restricted under current Home Office rules. If you are outside the UK and looking for a new care worker or senior care worker route, you must check the latest rule before applying. If you are already in the UK, different in country rules may apply.
Read care route guidanceInformation and listings service
We provide sponsor focused job listings, guidance and tools.
Not a recruitment agency
We do not represent, shortlist, submit, pitch or place candidates.
Not an immigration adviser
We provide general information only. For advice about your case, speak to an IAA registered adviser or qualified solicitor.
Start with the right search
Check whether your route, salary and sector match the kind of UK sponsored roles you want before you spend time applying.
This is general information, not immigration advice. Thresholds and rules change and depend on your specific circumstances. For advice on your own case, consult an adviser registered with the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) or a qualified solicitor.