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Bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors SOC 6250

Bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors (SOC 6250, also written as job code 6250) is eligible for UK Skilled Worker visa sponsorship only in specific circumstances. This occupation is closed to new Skilled Worker applicants. You can only be sponsored if you already hold a Skilled Worker visa in this same occupation (first granted before 4 April 2024), have held permission continuously since, and are staying with the same sponsor. This is a transitional arrangement that ends on 4 April 2030. The exact rules depend on your visa history and dates — see the breakdown below, or ask our AI assistant to check your situation against the official gov.uk guidance.

Not sure if SOC 6250 applies to your situation?

The answer above is the general rule. Your case can be different if you already hold a visa and are extending or switching, if you were sponsored before a rule change, or depending on your salary. Our AI assistant can explain the full rules from gov.uk guidance.

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What does a bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietor do?

Bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors plan, organise, direct and co-ordinate the activities and resources bed and breakfasts and guest houses.

Typical tasks

  • welcomes and ensures physical comfort of residents/guests and makes special arrangements for children, the elderly and the infirm if required
  • provides certain meals for guests
  • maintains and cleans establishment
  • determines financial, staffing, material and other short- and long-term needs
  • markets business and finds new business
  • arranges for payment of bills, keeps accounts and ensures adherence to licensing and other statutory regulations

Typical entry routes and qualifications

No formal qualifications are required for entry. A range of relevant courses in hospitality and management are available.

Visa sponsorship requirements

Conditional
Sponsorship
Medium Skilled — Extending Only
Skill level

Can a bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietor get sponsored?

This occupation is closed to new Skilled Worker applicants. You can only be sponsored if you already hold a Skilled Worker visa in this same occupation (first granted before 4 April 2024), have held permission continuously since, and are staying with the same sponsor. This is a transitional arrangement that ends on 4 April 2030.

Not sure which route applies to you?

Eligibility here turns on your visa history, application dates and — for care roles — CQC registration. Our AI assistant answers from official gov.uk guidance for your exact situation.

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Roles under SOC 6250

Bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors

Recent jobs under SOC 6250

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Frequently asked questions

Can bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors get a UK Skilled Worker visa?

Only in specific circumstances. This occupation is closed to new Skilled Worker applicants. You can only be sponsored if you already hold a Skilled Worker visa in this same occupation (first granted before 4 April 2024), have held permission continuously since, and are staying with the same sponsor. This is a transitional arrangement that ends on 4 April 2030. Because eligibility depends on your visa history and dates, ask our AI assistant to check your exact situation against the official gov.uk rules.

What is job code 6250?

Job code 6250, SOC code 6250 and occupation code 6250 all refer to the same thing: the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC 2020) unit group covering bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors. The Home Office uses this 4-digit code on a Certificate of Sponsorship to check Skilled Worker visa eligibility and to set the going rate salary threshold for the role.

What job titles are covered by SOC 6250?

SOC 6250 covers a range of bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors roles, including: Bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors. Keep in mind that the Home Office matches jobs by duties rather than title alone. Two roles with the same title can fall under different SOC codes depending on the actual work involved.

Where can I find bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors jobs with UK visa sponsorship?

We list Bed and breakfast and guest house owners and proprietors roles from companies with a Home Office sponsor licence. Scroll down to see what's currently open, or search our full jobs database for more visa-sponsored positions across the UK.

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.