logologo
Hunt UK Visa Sponsors
Jobs
logologoHunt UK Visa Sponsors

Find jobs from UK licensed visa sponsors — Companies House verified, updated daily.

About

How does it workContact Us

Find Work

JobsJobs by RoleLicensed SponsorsVisa TypesSponsor Statistics

Resources

BlogGlossaryOccupation EligibilityIncome Tax CalculatorILR Tracker

Content on this site is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult a regulated UK immigration solicitor for advice specific to your situation.

Copyright © 2026. All rights reserved.

All Occupation Codes
SOC 2223Eligible

SOC 2223 — Speech and language therapists

SOC 2020 Code 2223 — Higher Skilled (RQF Level 6+)

Speech and language therapists (SOC 2223) qualifies for UK Skilled Worker visa sponsorship. 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 — Speech and language therapists roles are eligible for Skilled Worker visa sponsorship (Higher Skilled).

Salary Requirement

This occupation uses the NHS national pay scale.

Healthcare national pay scale 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

  • Speech and language therapists

Speech and language therapists Jobs with Visa Sponsorship

No job listings currently available for this occupation code.
Browse all jobs

Related Occupation Codes

2221Physiotherapists2222Occupational therapists2224Psychotherapists and cognitive behaviour therapists2225Clinical psychologists2226Other psychologists2229Therapy professionals not elsewhere classified.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — Speech and language therapists roles fall under SOC 2223 (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.