Licensed sponsors in Kent
9 organisations in Kent hold a Home Office licence to sponsor workers from outside the UK.
- Sponsor licences
- 9
- Licensed for Skilled Worker
- 9
- Matched to Companies House
- 9
- Register published
- 4 Sept 2026
Industry (matched sponsors)
- All industries
- Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles 75
- Accommodation and food service activities 60
- Human health and social work activities 35
- Construction 33
- Other service activities 9
11 more Fewer
- Professional, scientific and technical activities 17
- Information and communication 15
- Administrative and support service activities 13
- Manufacturing 12
- Transportation and storage 7
- Real estate activities 7
- Education 6
- Financial and insurance activities 5
- Mining and quarrying 1
- Water supply, sewerage and waste management 1
- Activities of households as employers 1
Showing 1–9 of 9
Skilled Worker
Other service activities · micro company · 8 employees
Sew Perfect Limited
A ratingSkilled Worker
Other service activities · micro company · 5 employees
NILCA LIMITED
A ratingSkilled Worker
Other service activities · micro company · 4 employees
Luxe Hairdressers Ltd
A ratingSkilled Worker
Other service activities · micro company · 3 employees
Kent Horse Producers (SEFP LTD)
A ratingSkilled Worker
Other service activities · micro company · 2 employees
SHAMSA MUA LTD
A ratingSkilled Worker
Other service activities · micro company · 2 employees
SHREE BROW BAR LIMITED
A ratingSkilled Worker
Other service activities · micro company · 2 employees
MSTP Consulting Limited
A ratingSkilled Worker
Other service activities · micro company · 1 employees
RSK Driving Services Limited
A ratingSkilled Worker
Other service activities · micro company · 1 employees
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