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  1. If you want to employ someone to work for you from outside the UK, you will need a sponsor licence and the employee you are looking to hire or relocate will need a work visa. It doesn’t matter whether the work is paid or unpaid—you will still need to deal with UK Visas and Immigration before the employee can begin to work for you.
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    As a UK employer, it is your responsibility to ensure that any migrant workers from outside of the EEA or Switzerland are operating with a valid UK visa. You must also have a Sponsorship Licence in order to employ any foreign nationals who are subject to immigration control in the UK.
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    Employers should follow this process to meet the Home Office UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) requirements to sponsor migrants under skilled worker route of the points-based system. Action: Ensure you have a robust HR system in place to meet all UKVI sponsorship requirements. In particular: compliance. Requirements and good practice:
    Furthermore, as the cost of living crisis intensifies, the Home Office may look to review the financial requirements for visa applicants. Currently, Skilled Workers must usually show that they have at least £1,270 available to support themselves when they arrive in the UK.
    13 January 2023 In November 2022, the UK government updated its New Plan for Immigration: Legal Migration and Border Control strategy, which sets out the government’s vision for our border and legal migration system of the future.
    UK employers are required to hold a valid sponsor licence to hire non-UK resident workers for most work visa routes. For employers, being a sponsor licence holder imposes costs which must be factored into recruitment and ongoing employment budgets. The Home Office operates a tiered fee system for sponsorship licence applications.
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