Sponsors London The London Court of International Arbitration TL The London Court of International Arbitration A rating
15 Skilled Worker certificates assigned
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Does The London Court of International Arbitration sponsor work visas? Yes. The London Court of International Arbitration holds a A rating sponsor licence covering Skilled Worker. Holding a licence means it can sponsor eligible roles; whether a specific job qualifies still depends on the role's SOC code and salary.
How many workers did The London Court of International Arbitration sponsor in 2025? In 2025, The London Court of International Arbitration assigned 15 Certificates of Sponsorship under Skilled Worker. A Certificate of Sponsorship is assigned for each sponsored role, including extensions and changes of employment.
What does a A rating licence mean? An A rating is the standard, fully-active rating on the register: the sponsor can assign Certificates of Sponsorship to eligible workers. Most licensed sponsors are A-rated.
How do I know this is up to date? This page is built from the official UK Register of Licensed Sponsors (Workers), which we sync automatically every day. The "checked" date shows the most recent sync.
How do I confirm The London Court of International Arbitration is my sponsor? Add The London Court of International Arbitration as your sponsor from your SettleWell dashboard. We match it against the register and, once verified, alert you if its licence status ever changes.