Visa sponsorship jobs in Reading: 49 live roles at licensed sponsors
Roles at Reading employers on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, taken from their own careers sites and re-checked every day. A licence means the employer can sponsor a Skilled Worker visa; whether a particular role is sponsored depends on its occupation code and salary, which the free account checks for you.
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49live roles at 11 licensed sponsors in Reading
Taken from the employers’ own careers sites, matched to the Home Office register and re-checked daily. Last check 2 October 2026.
- Field Technician · Severn TrentReading
- Data Migration Analyst (Salesforce, SQL) - Fixed Term Contract · KeyloopUK (Reading)
- Seasonal Retail Sales Assistant · TheworksReading
- Trainee Sales Representative · DNA Payments GroupReading
- Winter Seasonal Beauty Advisor (7.5 hours) · Space NKReading
Most roles this week
| Isio | 24 |
| Keyloop | 6 |
| Sysco GB | 6 |
| Advantage Angels Ltd | 3 |
| InPost | 2 |
See all 49 Reading roles, filtered to the ones your CV can win.
Free account. Apply links, salary bands, the Skilled Worker threshold check on every role, and a daily email of new matches.
Sponsorship is decided per role. A licence means the employer can sponsor. Whether a given role is sponsored depends on its occupation code and salary against the Skilled Worker threshold, which the account checks for you.
Sponsored jobs in Reading: common questions
Does a sponsor licence mean the job comes with a visa?
No. A licence means the employer can sponsor a Skilled Worker visa. Each role still has to meet the occupation’s going rate and the general salary threshold, and the employer has to choose to sponsor that role. The 49 roles counted in Reading are at licensed employers; the free account checks each one against the threshold for its occupation code.
What salary does a sponsored role need in Reading?
For most Skilled Worker roles the general threshold is £41,700 a year or the occupation’s going rate, whichever is higher. New entrants, including recent graduates and people under 26, can qualify at a lower rate for a limited period. The salary threshold calculator on this site works it out for a given occupation code.
Where do these roles come from?
From the employers’ own careers sites. We crawl the applicant tracking systems that licensed sponsors publish their vacancies on and re-check every role daily, so a role that closes drops out of the count the next night. Nothing here is copied from a job board.
Why can I only see a few roles in Reading without an account?
The public page is a highlight: the live count, a sample of titles and the employers hiring most. The full list, apply links, salary bands, the threshold check and daily alerts are part of the free account, which keeps the data useful for the people it is built for rather than for scrapers.
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Sponsorship data: Home Office register + job ad wording. Not immigration advice, verify on gov.uk. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.