Under the UK’s immigration scoring system, employers seeking to recruit highly skilled staff from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) must obtain a UK Sponsorship Licence.
Under the UK’s immigration scoring system, employers seeking to recruit highly skilled staff from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) must obtain a UK Sponsorship Licence.
Obtaining a Sponsorship Licence is mandatory and the UK Home Office rigorously checks sponsorship applications. Companies applying must also ensure that they meet all the necessary employee requirements. Our team of experienced immigration specialists are familiar with all aspects of the process and are ready to ensure that you can obtain a sponsorship licence with ease and efficiency.
In order to recruit skilled employees from outside the EEA, UK companies must hold a sponsorship licence issued by the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI). This is also required for educational establishments hosting overseas students. Without a sponsorship licence, companies cannot transfer overseas staff to their UK branches, extend existing work visas or apply for new permits to employ staff from outside the EEA.
Once a sponsorship licence is granted, the company is given a licence rating, which allows them to issue sponsorship certificates required for Tier 2 visa applications. Sponsors holding a licence have obligations to fulfil.
The employer’s responsibilities as part of the sponsorship licence process include the following steps:
After obtaining a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS), a prospective employee can apply for a visa to join the UK branch of the company or while already in the UK.
Our team consists of experienced lawyers, recruiters and relocation specialists who will help you with the paperwork for legalization and employment in the country of your choice. We have many years of experience in these areas.
Cooperation with us is fully official and transparent: for each service a contract is signed. We offer the most transparent terms of transactions, and you can be sure of your legal protection thanks to our contracts.
The process of applying and waiting for a decision is usually as follows:
Document preparation:
Gathering all the necessary documents as required by the immigration authorities. This may include passport, criminal records, financial documents, medical documents and others.
Filling out the application:
Filling out a form or application for the desired status or authorization. This can be an online application or submitted through an embassy or consulate.
Filing of documents:
Submitting all documents to the relevant authorities, usually through the post, in person at the office or online through special platforms.
Waiting for a decision:
Once the documents are submitted, the waiting period for a decision begins. The waiting time may vary depending on the type of application, country and current immigration workload.
Communication and updates:
During the waiting period, you can expect requests for additional documents or information from immigration authorities. It is important to closely monitor all updates and provide requested documents in a timely manner.
Receiving a decision:
Once your case is finalized, you will receive a decision notice. This may be positive, negative, or a request for additional documents.
This is a general overview of the process, which may vary slightly depending on the specific immigration program and country rules.
After coming to the office, the service can be more accessible and personalized. Here you can:
Meet with company representatives in person, making it easier to communicate and resolve any issues directly.
Receive real-time support and advice, which will help resolve issues more quickly and efficiently.
Receive additional services or information that may not be available or convenient to provide remotely.
Discuss details and make final decisions in person, which can increase confidence in the choice and outcome.
In addition, an office visit can create a more personal and trusting atmosphere, which may be particularly important to some clients.
Payment for company services usually occurs as follows:
Agreement of terms:
The client and the company discuss the terms and cost of the services to be provided, determine the scope of work and timeline.
Invoicing:
The company invoices the client for payment, specifying the amount, payment methods and terms.
Payment:
The client pays for the company's services according to the invoice, using the selected payment method.
Confirmation of payment:
Upon receipt of payment, the company confirms the payment and begins to perform the services as agreed.
Depending on the terms of the contract and company policy, payment may be made once or divided into installments by stages of work.
We help with adaptation by providing information about the new country and ways to develop business, accounting and daily life through:
Counseling:
We provide adaptation, business and accounting advice, helping clients understand local customs and regulations.
Information Resources:
Provide information resources on local culture, legislation, business and services available to expatriates.
Business Support:
Assist clients with business organization, finding partners and clients, as well as with accounting and taxation issues.
Practical assistance:
We provide practical help in organizing everyday life, finding accommodation, education, health insurance and other aspects of everyday life.
Our goal is to provide clients with all the information and support they need to be successful