Does Concordia (UK) Ltd sponsor visas?

Brighton, East Sussex

Yes, Concordia (UK) Ltd holds a UK sponsor licence

It is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors for the Charity Worker and Seasonal Worker routes.

Status: On the register
First seen on the register: Before our records began
Register last checked: 3 November 2026

Licensed routes

Charity Worker
A ratingTemporary Worker
For short-term unpaid voluntary work with a charity.
Seasonal Worker
A ratingTemporary Worker
For temporary seasonal work in horticulture or poultry.

What this means if you want to work here

To work for a UK sponsor you need a Certificate of Sponsorship from them before you can apply for your visa. A licence is what lets Concordia (UK) Ltd assign one.
An A rating means Concordia (UK) Ltd can assign Certificates of Sponsorship.
Being on the register does not mean Concordia (UK) Ltd is hiring, or that it will sponsor a particular job. Sponsorship is decided role by role, so ask before you apply.
The job itself has to qualify too. Licences are granted per route, so a role has to fit a route listed here and meet that route's skill and salary rules.

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Source: Home Office register of licensed sponsors. UK Sponsors is independent and not affiliated with the UK government. This page is a plain-English summary, not legal advice.