UK visa sponsorship jobs by role

Each role page answers one question first: what the job has to pay for a Skilled Worker visa. The figures come from the Home Office going-rate tables (Appendix Skilled Occupations), and every page shows the occupation code behind them, because the employer chooses the code from the duties of the job, not the title.

You will also find a worked example for experienced hires and new entrants, the number of Skilled Worker visas the Home Office granted for that code, and notes on what sponsors look for. Health and education roles are paid on national pay scales, so their pages explain the scale instead of one figure.

Where a role has a medium-skilled twin code, such as data analysts under SOC 3544, the page says which applicants the published rules allow to use it. None of this is immigration advice: check gov.uk, and talk to a regulated adviser about your own case.