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UK Lawyers for Tier 2 & Skilled Worker Sponsor Licences
Hire Global Talent with Confidence — Expert Guidance to Secure Your Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence and Support Skilled Professionals to Live and Work in the UK
OUR SERVICES
Services are offered by trusted and qualified I business mmigration solicitors
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Sponsor Licence Applications – Helping businesses secure the right to hire international talent.
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Skilled Worker Visa – Supporting skilled professionals to live and work in the UK.
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Business Visitor Visa – Simplifying short-term business travel to the UK.
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International Sportsperson Visa – Assisting elite athletes and coaches to compete or work in the UK.
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Creative Worker Visa – Supporting artists and performers to showcase their talent.
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UK Sole Representative Visa – Helping businesses expand with a UK-based representative.
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UK Self-Sponsored Visa – Offering a pathway for professionals to sponsor themselves independently.
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High Potential Individual Visa – Attracting global graduates with exceptional potential.
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Innovator Founder Visa – Backing entrepreneurs with innovative business ideas.
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Permitted Paid Engagement (PPE) Visa – For experts invited to share knowledge or perform in the UK.
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Global Talent Visa – Empowering leaders and innovators to contribute their expertise in the UK.
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Trusted UK Business Immigration Advice You Can Rely On
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Samila Fernando – Business Immigration Solicitor
Samila Fernando is a trusted and approachable business immigration lawyer who provides clear, strategic advice to entrepreneurs, investors, and companies navigating the UK immigration system.
With years of legal expertise, Samila has guided businesses and professionals through sponsor licence applications, skilled worker visas, expansion strategies, and compliance matters. Her goal is to simplify complex immigration requirements, allowing clients to focus on growing their business with confidence.
As a consultant lawyer at Vas Solicitors, Samila works closely with business owners, HR teams, and executives to deliver tailored solutions that support recruitment, international mobility, and long-term success in the UK market.

Why Choose Us
We Deliver Results – Immediate Action
If your business visa or sponsor licence application faces delays, refusals, or compliance challenges, we act swiftly to protect your interests and secure the best outcome.
We understand how immigration hurdles can disrupt recruitment, expansion, and investment plans. That’s why we combine legal expertise with a practical, business-focused approach—helping you stay compliant and achieve your goals.
Your first consultation can be arranged quickly via WhatsApp Video or Skype—so no matter where you are, you’ll receive immediate expert advice when your business needs it most.
Guiding Businesses with Confidence – Strategic Support
Accessible Legal Support – Quick & Convenient Consultations
FAQs
What is a UK Sponsor Licence?
A Sponsor Licence allows UK businesses to legally hire skilled workers from overseas under the Skilled Worker or Temporary Worker visa routes. Without this licence, your business cannot employ non-UK residents.
Who needs a Sponsor Licence?
Any business that wants to hire foreign nationals on a Skilled Worker or other sponsored visa must apply for and hold a valid Sponsor Licence issued by the Home Office.
What are the main requirements for getting a Sponsor Licence?
You must have a genuine business registered and operating legally in the UK, a clean compliance record, and appropriate HR systems in place to monitor sponsored employees. Your company will also need to nominate key personnel to manage the sponsorship process.
How long does it take to get a Sponsor Licence approved?
The standard processing time is around 8 to 12 weeks, but with a priority service, it can be reduced to 10 working days (subject to availability).
Can my business lose its Sponsor Licence?
Yes. The Home Office can suspend or revoke a licence if your business fails to meet its sponsor duties, such as record-keeping, reporting changes, or following immigration rules.
What is a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS)?
Once you have a Sponsor Licence, you can issue a Certificate of Sponsorship to a skilled worker you want to hire. The CoS is a digital record that the worker uses to apply for their visa.
Can a small business apply for a Sponsor Licence?
Absolutely. There’s no minimum size requirement. Even startups and small companies can apply, provided they meet the eligibility criteria and have a genuine need for hiring skilled workers.
How can your firm help with business immigration?
Our expert immigration solicitors guide you through every step — from preparing your Sponsor Licence application and managing compliance to supporting Skilled Worker visa applications. We help ensure your business remains compliant and ready to grow globally.
What are the most common reasons for Sponsor Licence refusals?
Applications are often refused due to missing documentation, inadequate HR systems, or insufficient evidence of genuine business activity. Working with an experienced immigration lawyer significantly reduces the risk of refusal.
How do I get started?
Book a free consultation with our immigration team today. We’ll assess your business needs, explain your options, and help you secure your Sponsor Licence quickly and efficiently.

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