Acturis: does its graduate technical business analyst, graduate web sponsor a UK visa?
No. Acturis does not sponsor its graduate technical business analyst, graduate web for international students who need a visa. Acturis is a London-based insurance software company with offices in London and Birmingham. It recruits graduates into named roles rather than a rotational scheme: Graduate Technical Business Analyst (general, Data and Automation, Insurance Products, and Data Warehouse Integration and Reporting), Graduate Web Developer, and Graduate Customer Support Analyst. The roles offer intensive onboarding, industry recognised training and funded specialist courses, and ask for a 2:1 or better in a STEM degree with at least AAB at A-level including an A in Maths. Current postings are titled 2026, offer start dates from ASAP to the end of 2026, and say the firm is not currently recruiting those graduating in 2027. No salary is published. Every posting checked states that Acturis cannot offer sponsorship, explicitly including Graduate visa holders.
- Sponsors grads?
- No
- Pay vs threshold
- Not published
- Opportunity
- graduate scheme
- 2027 cycle
- Applications open now for 2026 graduates, rolling, no closing date published; not currently recruiting those graduating in 2027
- Confidence
- high
“Unfortunately, we are unable to offer sponsorship for this position at this time, including to those on Graduate Visas.”
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What Acturis publishes about this programme
Checked against Acturis's own careers pages on 2026-10-01. Anything not published is worth asking the early careers team before you apply.
- Visa sponsorship policy: published
- Application dates: published
- Pay: not published
- Locations: not published
- Degree requirement: not published
- Recruitment stages: not published
Sources
- https://careers.acturis.com/
- https://careers.acturis.com/o/graduate-web-developer-london-2026
- https://careers.acturis.com/o/graduate-technical-business-analyst-london-2026
Verdict last checked 2026-10-01.
Common questions
Does Acturis sponsor visas for its graduate technical business analyst, graduate web?
No. Acturis does not sponsor its graduate technical business analyst, graduate web for international students who need a visa. Acturis is a London-based insurance software company with offices in London and Birmingham. It recruits graduates into named roles rather than a rotational scheme: Graduate Technical Business Analyst (general, Data and Automation, Insurance Products, and Data Warehouse Integration and Reporting), Graduate Web Developer, and Graduate Customer Support Analyst. The roles offer intensive onboarding, industry recognised training and funded specialist courses, and ask for a 2:1 or better in a STEM degree with at least AAB at A-level including an A in Maths. Current postings are titled 2026, offer start dates from ASAP to the end of 2026, and say the firm is not currently recruiting those graduating in 2027. No salary is published. Every posting checked states that Acturis cannot offer sponsorship, explicitly including Graduate visa holders.
Does the pay clear the UK Skilled Worker salary threshold?
The pay for this scheme is not published clearly enough to judge against the threshold.
What is the catch international students miss with Acturis?
The refusal covers Graduate visa holders too, so a Graduate visa does not get you in for a later switch. Students graduating in 2027 should wait for the next round, as current roles are for 2026 graduates.
When do applications open for the Acturis graduate technical business analyst, graduate web?
Applications open now for 2026 graduates, rolling, no closing date published; not currently recruiting those graduating in 2027. Checked on 2026-10-01 against Acturis's own site.
How should I confirm Acturis's sponsorship before applying?
Read the specific vacancy on Acturis's careers site, ask its early-careers team directly, and check the employer on the gov.uk Register of Licensed Sponsors. Policies and thresholds change, so treat this page as a starting point and confirm for the exact role and cycle.
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