Sponsors Inverness University of the Highlands and Islands UO University of the Highlands and Islands A rating
5 or fewer Skilled Worker certificates assigned
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Ask SettleWell about University of the Highlands and Islands Grounded in the register: the answer quotes this employer’s live licence status, routes, and rating.
Tell me more about University of the Highlands and IslandsChecking sponsors for your own visa? Map your situation once and SettleWell tracks the rest — your ILR date, your absence headroom, and what every rule change means for you.
See where you stand From the official UK Register of Licensed Sponsors (Workers), checked 25 Sept 2026. This tool provides guidance only. Always consult an IAA-regulated adviser for official advice.
Does University of the Highlands and Islands sponsor work visas? Yes. University of the Highlands and Islands holds a A rating sponsor licence covering Government Authorised Exchange, 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 University of the Highlands and Islands sponsor in 2025? University of the Highlands and Islands assigned 5 or fewer Certificates of Sponsorship in 2025 under Skilled Worker. Exact figures at that level aren't published.
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 University of the Highlands and Islands is my sponsor? Add University of the Highlands and Islands as your sponsor from your SettleWell dashboard. We match it against the register and, once verified, alert you if its licence status ever changes.