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Find visa sponsorship jobs that match your CV

Upload your CV. We match each of your roles to the occupation code employers put on a certificate of sponsorship, check whether it can be sponsored and show you live jobs at licensed sponsors.

Your CV stays privateWe remove your contact details before reading and never keep the file.
The codes employers useWe match each role to a 4-digit SOC code, the same way we code every job on the site.
About 15 secondsMost CVs take 10 to 20 seconds, and you don't need an account to see your codes and jobs.

What you'll get

An example for a data analyst CV

Your occupation codes

3544Data analysts92% match

Eligible for Skilled WorkerShortage occupation

What UK employers pay

Middle half £32,292–48,568
Median £38,948

Minimum £41,700
Going rate £34,900

Live jobs at licensed sponsors

Data analystLondon£38–46k
Senior data analystManchester£40–48k
BI analystLeeds£41–49k

The full list is on the jobs board.

An alert for new jobs

New jobs under your codes, by email

Set it up in one click with a free account. It comes weekly on the free plan and daily on Pro.

How it works

1Upload or paste your CVA PDF or Word file up to 2 MB, or the text. Add the job you want if your CV shows other kinds of work.
2We code each roleWe match every role to a 4-digit occupation (SOC) code, then check the code against the Skilled Worker rules.
3See jobs, then set an alertTick the codes that fit you to see live jobs at licensed sponsors, and save an alert for new ones.

Why your occupation code matters

Your occupation code decides two things on a Skilled Worker visa: whether the job can be sponsored at all, and the lowest salary the employer can pay. That minimum is usually the higher of £41,700 or the code's going rate. Check any code in the occupation checker or on GOV.UK.

What we do with your CV

We read your file in memory and never save it.
Before anything leaves our server we remove email addresses, phone numbers, links, postcodes and lines such as date of birth and nationality.
The rest goes to an AI model through OpenRouter, set to use only providers that don't store or train on what they receive.
We keep a record of each read and what it cost, with nothing from your CV in it. Your results stay in your own browser for a day so you don't lose them when you sign in.
Please leave out passport numbers, visa reference numbers and anything about your health.

The full details are in our privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions

Do you store my CV?

No. We read it once, in memory, to find your roles. We don't save the file or its text. We keep only a record that a read happened, and your results stay in your own browser for a day.

Which occupation codes can be sponsored?

Codes marked Eligible can be sponsored on a Skilled Worker visa if the job pays enough. Conditional codes work only in specific cases, such as switching from inside the UK. Codes marked Not eligible can't be sponsored. Each code links to its full rules.

How accurate are the codes?

They're our best estimate, made the same way we code every job advert on this site. Each code shows a match number, and when a job title could fit more than one code we show the others too. The employer chooses the final code on your certificate of sponsorship.

Does a matching code mean I'll be sponsored?

No. A code tells you a job can be sponsored, not that an employer will do it. Each job shows what that employer has done before. Read the advert and ask the employer about sponsorship.

Can I use it without a CV?

Yes. Type the job you want and leave the CV empty. We'll find the codes for that job title alone.

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