One of the guiding principles of the sponsorship regime is that holding a sponsor licence is a privilege and not a right. In order to maintain and retain the privilege of holding a sponsor licence (and to benefit from the migration which it enables) the Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) requires sponsors to fulfil certain sponsorship duties. Our Immigration Team appreciate that ensuring compliance with sponsorship duties can be a challenging task for many organisations, especially when time and resources are scarce. Failure to comply can result in sponsors having their licence revoked, which can have a significant impact on the efficiency of the organisation and the staffing of the same as well as a devastating impact on their sponsored workers.

The training costs £120 (including VAT) per organisation. 

Downloadable PDF document covering: 

  1. Introduction
  2. sponsorship duties
  3. Failure to comply with sponsorship duties
  4. Reporting duties
  5. Key steps to take following a merger, takeover and similar changes 
  6. Record-keeping duties
  7. Not behaving in a way that is not conducive to the public good
  8. Complying with UK immigration and wider UK law
  9. Top tips to remain compliant
  10. Using resources

Please note: You will require the names and email addresses of the users who will access the course during the purchase process. Licenses are bound to the accounts created with these email addresses.