Obtain Your Sponsor Licence Effortlessly

Apply for a UK Sponsor Licence. with Rove Legal, a London-based Legal 500 Leading firm. 

🚨 Home Office data shows over 39% of all Sponsor licence applications were rejected or withdrawn between July and September 2024—up from 30% in the previous quarter.

So you should get it done right the first time around!

 

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IMMIGRATION AUDITS

Secure Your Licence With a Leading Legal 500 Firm

Secure Your Licence With aLeading Legal 500 Firm

Our rigorous eligibility and risk assessment process enables us to identify potential compliance issues and blind spots before submission. We have a successful track record of working with multi-billion pounds firms and HNW individuals, and now we are bringing our 18 years of experience to SMEs and other enterprise clients.

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1. Verify Eligibility

and receive guidance on all suitability criteria stipulated by the Home Office.

2. Application Review

Our senior lawyers will advise your on necessary documentation and assist with the completion of your online application.

3. Submission to HO

We’ll submit your application to the Office Office on your behalf and manage all communications to ensure your licence is approved.

4. Support

We provide support with SMS management and compliance once your application is approved

ASSESS YOUR ELIGIBILITY

Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility Criteria

Required Documents

Required Documents

FEES

Sponsor Licence Fees

Sponsor Licence Fees

The Home Office fee to obtain a sponsor licence varies depending on the type of organisation:

  • Small or Charitable* Sponsor: £536
  • Large Sponsor: £1,476

 

* Charitable organisations must be registered charities in England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, as well as tax-exempt organisations and ecclesiastical corporations with charitable aims.

COMPLIANCE STRATEGY

UKVI Compliance Support

Ongoing SMS Management

Sponsor Licence Refusal
OUR PROMISE

One-To-One Service

One-To-One Service

We provide a one-to-one service, bypassing the typical bureaucracy found in larger firms. Your case will be managed by an experienced solicitor, not case workers or paralegals.

Conducting an in-depth analysis of your business

Collaborating closely with your team to understand your staffing requirements

Working with various stakeholders within your company

Assessing your HR policies to identify potential risks factors

Managing and overseeing the submission of your application

Providing assistance with your Sponsor Licence responsibilities

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What Will We Discuss During the Consultation?

What Will We Discuss During the Consultation?

Procedures, time frames, and associated costs

Criteria for qualifying for the Sponsor Licence application

HR responsibilities and regulatory compliance

WHY Rove LEGAL

Personalised Approach With No Bureaucracy

Personalised Approach With No Bureaucracy

We provide a one-to-one service, bypassing the typical bureaucracy found in larger firms. Your case will be managed by an experienced solicitor, not case workers or paralegals.

Industry Expertise

From SMEs in hospitality to technology and FCA-regulated firms, our lawyers have a wide range of industry experience and are familiar with each industry’s nuances.

 
Over 99% Success Rate

Success rate in all cases handled! This has been achieved through setting ambitious yet attainable immigration goals.

 
 
19+ Years

Instead of paralegals & case workers, your case will be overseen by a senior partner.

 
 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Am I eligible to apply for a Sponsor Licence?

In order to be eligible for a skilled worker sponsor licence, an organisation must have a physical presence in the UK and conduct its operations lawfully. The UKVI assesses the recruitment and HR systems to ensure effective monitoring of migrant workers and compliance with sponsor obligations. Leveraging our experience, we provide a complimentary assessment to identify any additional factors that could affect the application.

To apply, the organisation is required to submit an online application along with supporting information and documents. Typically, a minimum of four documents are necessary, which may include proof of business premises, evidence of a corporate bank account, VAT Certificate, HMRC PAYE confirmation letter, Employer’s Liability Insurance, and proof of registration with the Regulator, among others.

Prices for Sponsor licensing enquiries vary significantly, and quotes will be provided on an hourly or fixed fee basis once we have established the requirements of your case.

 

Around 80% of applications are processed within 8 weeks. However, please note that UKVI may conduct a compliance inspection at your business, which could potentially cause additional delays. UKVI now offers a new priority service for a fee of £500, promising a decision within 10 working days. It is important to note that this service is limited to 10 applications per day, making it quite challenging to secure.

Upon the refusal of the skilled worker sponsor licence application, the organisation will receive written explanations for the decision. If there are no factors triggering a cooling off period, the organisation can immediately submit a new application. The length of the cooling off period, either 6 or 12 months, depends on the specific reasons behind the UKVI’s refusal. While we may provide assistance in cases where errors were made by the case worker, a complete reconsideration is not possible. However, organisations have the option to challenge the decision through a Judicial Review.

The sponsorship licence cost is determined by the size of the organisation and the type of licence required. As of August 2021, the Home Office fees for a skilled worker sponsor licence application are £536 for small or charitable businesses, and £1476 for medium or large businesses. To qualify as a small business, the organisation should have an annual turnover of £10.2 million or less and employ 50 individuals or fewer.

Irrespective of their location, organisations have the opportunity to hire foreign workers, whether they are seeking entry to the UK from abroad or are already present and eligible for sponsorship within the country. To determine the optimal route and strategy for licence application and skilled work visa application on behalf of employees, our corporate immigration team is ready to provide assistance and guidance.