The Sons of Divine Providence: UK visa sponsor licence
The Sons of Divine Providence in Kingston upon Thames holds a UK sponsor licence. It is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors dated 10 November 2026, for the Tier 2 Ministers of Religion, Religious Worker and Charity Worker routes.
On the registerHome Office file of 10 November 2026
| Route | Licence | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 2 Ministers of Religion | Worker | A rating |
| Religious Worker | Temporary Worker | A rating |
| Charity Worker | Temporary Worker | A rating |
- Town or city
- Kingston upon Thames
- County
- Surrey
A licence lets an employer assign a certificate of sponsorship for an eligible job. It does not mean every vacancy comes with sponsorship: the job ad or the employer says that.
Open roles
RoleFinder has no open UK roles matched to this employer by name, so it has none to list here. These licensed sponsors in Kingston upon Thames have open roles today.
- Unilever UK LimitedKingston-upon-Thames. Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and 2 more routes8 UK roles
Questions
Does The Sons of Divine Providence sponsor UK work visas?
The Sons of Divine Providence holds a sponsor licence: it is on the Home Office register dated 10 November 2026 for Tier 2 Ministers of Religion, Religious Worker and Charity Worker. Whether one role is sponsored is the employer's decision, so check the job ad or ask the recruiter.
What does an A rating mean?
An A-rated licence is a full sponsor licence: the employer can assign certificates of sponsorship. An employer downgraded to a B rating cannot assign new ones until it completes an action plan from UK Visas and Immigration. Source: GOV.UK, UK visa sponsorship for employers.
How do I check the register myself?
The Home Office publishes the register of licensed sponsors as a file on GOV.UK. RoleFinder reads each new file and shows every entry as printed.
Source: Register of licensed sponsors: workers, Home Office, file dated 10 November 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. RoleFinder is not part of the Home Office and does not give immigration advice.