Category: Routes

For years, one of the standard rules of sponsorship was simple: A Sponsor Licence lasted for four years. Before it expired, the employer had to renew…

A Sponsor Licence revocation is one of the most serious things that can happen to a licensed sponsor. Once the Home Office revokes the licence, the…

A Sponsor Licence suspension letter is not the sort of correspondence any employer wants to receive. By the time the Home Office suspends a licence, it…

A Home Office email telling you that your business has been selected for a Sponsor Licence compliance visit has a remarkable ability to make an otherwise…

Getting a Sponsor Licence is one thing. Keeping it is another. Once a business becomes a licensed sponsor, the Home Office expects it to keep certain…

One of the most common questions employers have after getting a Sponsor Licence is: “Do I need a Defined or Undefined Certificate of Sponsorship?” The names…

If your business has already identified somebody it wants to sponsor, one question usually becomes more important than almost everything else: How long is this going…

One of the first questions we get from businesses considering sponsorship is: “How much does a Sponsor Licence cost?” The simple answer is £611 for many…

Getting the Sponsor Licence approved feels like the finish line. For the business, it is usually anything but. The licence allows the organisation to sponsor eligible…

Sponsor Licence applications have a habit of producing one particular question very quickly: “What documents do we need?” It sounds like it should have a simple…