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SOC 2123Eligible

SOC 2123 — Electrical engineers

SOC 2020 Code 2123 — Higher Skilled (RQF Level 6+)

Electrical engineers (SOC 2123) qualifies for UK Skilled Worker visa sponsorship. The going rate — the minimum your employer must pay — is £58,700 per year. We've broken down the salary requirements, related job titles, and current openings from licensed UK visa sponsors on this page.

Visa Eligibility & Salary Requirements

Eligibility Status

Yes — Electrical engineers roles are eligible for Skilled Worker visa sponsorship (Higher Skilled).

Going Rate

£58,700

£30.10 per hour

Lower Rate (New Entrants)

£47,100

£24.15 per hour

Occupation rate applies. You must be paid at least the higher of the going rate or the general salary threshold (£41,700), unless an exemption applies.

Related Job Titles

  • Laser engineers
  • Power systems engineers
  • Railway signalling engineers
  • Electrical engineers not elsewhere classified.

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Related Occupation Codes

2121Civil engineers2122Mechanical engineers2124Electronics engineers2125Production and process engineers2126Aerospace engineers2127Engineering project managers and project engineers2129Engineering professionals not elsewhere classified.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — Electrical engineers roles fall under SOC 2123 (Higher Skilled), so they qualify for Skilled Worker visa sponsorship. Your employer will need a sponsor licence and must pay at least the going rate for this occupation.

This information is provided as guidance only and should not be treated as legal advice. Eligibility criteria and salary thresholds are based on the latest published government data. Always verify with the official UK government guidance or seek professional immigration advice.