IT and software visa sponsors by town

Towns with 10 or more licensed organisations whose name suggests IT and software businesses (register dated 2026-11-05).

How the sector is chosen: the Home Office register has no sector field. This page lists licensed organisations in the town whose registered name contains a keyword typical of IT and software businesses (for example software, technology, technologies, tech, digital, computing). That is a plain name match, not a check of what the organisation does: some listed organisations will be in another line of work, and organisations in the sector whose names carry none of the keywords are missing.

• Aberdeen (24)
• Altrincham (10)
• Aylesbury (12)
• Barking (10)
• Belfast (38)
• Birmingham (75)
• Bracknell (17)
• Bradford (12)
• Brentford (14)
• Brighton (15)
• Bristol (86)
• Bromley (10)
• Cambridge (54)
• Cardiff (14)
• Chelmsford (16)
• Cheltenham (12)
• Cheshire (12)
• Chester (10)
• Coventry (34)
• Crawley (12)
• Derby (18)
• Edinburgh (43)
• Farnborough (16)
• Glasgow (45)
• Guildford (12)
• Harrow (35)
• Hayes (15)
• Hemel Hempstead (11)
• High Wycombe (15)
• Hounslow (28)
• Huddersfield (11)
• Ilford (38)
• Leatherhead (10)
• Leeds (47)
• Leicester (23)
• Liverpool (21)
• Livingston (10)
• London (1488)
• Luton (13)
• Maidenhead (13)
• Manchester (111)
• Milton Keynes (63)
• Newbury (10)
• Newcastle Upon Tyne (21)
• Northampton (10)
• Nottingham (31)
• Oxford (23)
• Peterborough (11)
• Poole (14)
• Preston (15)
• Reading (89)
• Romford (11)
• Sheffield (25)
• Slough (49)
• Solihull (15)
• Southampton (18)
• Stockport (12)
• Stoke-On-Trent (14)
• Surrey (11)
• Sutton (10)
• Swindon (26)
• Uxbridge (15)
• Warrington (11)
• Warwick (15)
• Watford (15)
• Wembley (16)
• Wokingham (15)

UK visa sponsors

Source: Home Office, Register of licensed sponsors: workers, register dated 2026-11-05. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (Home Office, GOV.UK); licence terms. Organisations only: names that look like individuals (sole traders) are left out, so a town count can be a little lower than the register's own line count. Being on the register means the Home Office has licensed the organisation to sponsor; it does not mean it is hiring, will sponsor you, or is in good standing today. Check the current register and the organisation directly. Compiled by Keencrest's automated pipeline (owner-operated); this is not legal or immigration advice.