This catch-all section covers services that do not fit elsewhere, including membership organisations, trade unions, repair of personal and household goods, and personal services such as hairdressing and wellbeing. Sponsored roles are usually managerial, technical or professional within these organisations rather than frontline personal services. Sponsorship uses the Skilled Worker route, and eligibility depends heavily on the specific occupation.
There are 4,701 licensed visa sponsors in other service activities, with 2,004 live jobs between them. Sponsor figures come from the official Home Office register and are updated daily.
Professional and membership bodies, trade associations, and specialist repair and service businesses hold licences here. Filter the live register to other service activities to see which are hiring.
Eligible roles use the Skilled Worker visa, which needs a licensed sponsor and a salary at or above the going rate for the occupation. Because this section is a mix of activities, whether a job qualifies depends closely on its occupation code.
Most frontline personal-service jobs, such as hairdressing or beauty, fall below the skill level the Skilled Worker route requires. Management, professional and specialist roles within these organisations are more likely to qualify, so check the occupation code for the specific position.