People. Records. Oversight.
Connect recruitment, HR and payroll with the sponsor controls that keep responsibilities visible.
- Right to work & records
- Reporting & SMS
- CoS & job changes
- Compliance visits
For employer & education sponsors
Navigate UK sponsor duties with clear guidance, practical audit tools and the evidence you need for your next review.
Four practical steps towards a better evidence trail.
Find your pathway
Start with the duties that apply to your organisation, then build a review you can evidence.
Connect recruitment, HR and payroll with the sponsor controls that keep responsibilities visible.
Bring together CAS controls, student engagement, sponsor assessments and institutional assurance.
From guidance to action
Run a structured review, understand your gaps and turn findings into a clear plan. Export your working records when you need them.
Tools support your internal review. They do not submit reports to UKVI or replace professional judgement.
Open all compliance tools ↗The guidance library
Turn licence responsibilities into named owners, reliable records and a working escalation process.
Identify the event, apply the correct reporting rule and retain proof of the SMS submission.
Build an accountable operating model for universities, colleges, independent schools and other licensed education providers.
News & official updates
The current caseworker page includes Erasmus+ changes and a financial change with a later commencement date.
Source updated 16 October 2026 · Briefing 4 November 2026
Read the briefing ↗The official collection records updates to applying for a licence and sponsorship duties in line with Immigration Rules changes.
The current Worker and Temporary Worker record-keeping appendix is version 10/26. Its change log addresses the wider Right to Work Scheme and Religious Worker recruitment evidence.
The Home Office’s current Part 2 version incorporates changes effective on 8 and 29 October and the Right to Work Scheme changes of 1 October.
Turn guidance into evidence, clear ownership and practical action.