International Agreement sponsors
134 organisations licensed on the International Agreement route hold a Home Office licence to sponsor workers from outside the UK.
- Sponsor licences
- 134
- Licensed for Skilled Worker
- 121,972
- Matched to Companies House
- 11
- Register published
- 4 Sept 2026
Showing 121–134 of 134
The Embassy of Kazakhstan
A ratingLondon · International Agreement
Not matched to a company record
London · International Agreement
Not matched to a company record
The Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
A ratingLondon · International Agreement
Not matched to a company record
London · International Agreement
Not matched to a company record
The Gambia High Commission
A ratingLondon · International Agreement
Not matched to a company record
The High Commission of Malaysia
A ratingLondon · International Agreement
Not matched to a company record
The IFRS Foundation
A ratingLondon · Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, International Agreement, Skilled Worker
Not matched to a company record
London · Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, International Agreement, Skilled Worker
Not matched to a company record
The Japan Foundation
A ratingLondon · International Agreement
Not matched to a company record
Abingdon, Oxon · Government Authorised Exchange, International Agreement, Skilled Worker
Not matched to a company record
Leeds, West Yorks · Creative Worker, Government Authorised Exchange, International Agreement, Skilled Worker
Not matched to a company record
ZAMBIA HIGH COMMISSION
A ratingLondon · International Agreement
Not matched to a company record
Salford, Greater Manchester · International Agreement
Not matched to a company record
embassy of lebanon
A ratingLondon · International Agreement, Skilled Worker
Not matched to a company record
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