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vsjobs uses AI to read tech and data job ads for what they say about visas, quotes the sentence that proves it, and checks each employer against official government sponsor lists. Know who will sponsor you before you apply.

  • Proof quoted from the ad
  • Employers checked against official sponsor lists
  • Apply direct on the employer's own site
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      How it works

      Two checks on every job.

      01 · The ad

      What the employer wrote

      Our rules and an AI model read each ad for what it says about visas and quote the sentence that decides it. The AI's quote must appear word for word in the ad, or we don't use it.

      • Sponsors visas The ad says the employer will sponsor a visa for this role.
      • Does not sponsor The ad says it won't, or asks for an existing right to work.
      • Unclear The ad says nothing clear. Most ads don't mention visas at all.

      02 · The register

      Whether they've done it before

      Where a government publishes who sponsors foreign workers, we check every employer against it: the UK sponsor register, US H-1B approvals, Canada's LMIA approvals, the Netherlands' recognised sponsors, Ireland's work permits and Denmark's certified companies.

      An employer on the list with a silent ad may still sponsor. Ask the recruiter before you spend time on the application. Other countries don't publish a list, so there the ad decides.

      United Kingdom

      Skilled Worker visa

      Links checked 27 Oct 2026

      Stay safe

      Real employers never charge you to apply or to sponsor your visa.

      Every apply link here goes straight to the employer's own job page. If anyone asks you for money for a job or a visa, stop and report them.

      vsjobs is not immigration advice. Always confirm sponsorship with the employer and the country's official immigration rules.