Does Trinity College sponsor visas?

Licensed routes

• Skilled Worker

  A ratingWorker

  For eligible skilled jobs in the UK. The role has to meet the skill level and salary rules for the route.

  Read the route guideCheck the salary rules

• Government Authorised Exchange

  A ratingTemporary Worker

  For approved work experience, research and exchange schemes.

• Religious Worker

  A ratingTemporary Worker

  For short-term religious work, such as supporting a religious order or community.

• Tier 2 Ministers of Religion

  A ratingWorker

  For ministers, missionaries and members of religious orders working in the UK.

Register history

1. 5 June 2026Government Authorised Exchange (A rating) missing from the register, listed again since
2. 5 June 2026Religious Worker (A rating) missing from the register, listed again since
3. 5 June 2026Skilled Worker (A rating) missing from the register, listed again since
4. 5 June 2026Tier 2 Ministers of Religion (A rating) missing from the register, listed again since

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 Trinity College assign one.
• An A rating means Trinity College can assign Certificates of Sponsorship.
• Being on the register does not mean Trinity College 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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Other sponsors in Cambridge

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• Trumpington St Medical PracticeSkilled Worker
• T-Therapeutics LimitedSkilled Worker
• Tuspark Holdings (UK) LimitedSkilled Worker
• TWI LtdSkilled Worker