What Happens if the Sponsor Licence Application is Refused

Your sponsor licence refused means that you (as a business or organisation) applied for it in order to recruit foreign workers, but the Home Office refused your application. The refusal will prevent you from sponsoring overseas workers under worker or temporary worker routes such as the Skilled Worker Visa, the Health and Care Worker Visa, or the Seasonal Worker Visa. Without a valid sponsor licence, you cannot assign a CoS (Certificate of Sponsorship) to the foreign workers who require sp...

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