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Sambuca Quayside Newcastle Ltd - UK visa sponsorship licence
Home Office register checked: 18 September 2026
Sponsors › Newcastle Upon Tyne › Sambuca Quayside Newcastle Ltd
Yes - Sambuca Quayside Newcastle Ltd holds a UK sponsor licence. It is listed in Newcastle Upon Tyne with an A rating on the route Skilled Worker, added to the register between 10 September 2026 and 18 September 2026, according to the Home Office register checked on 18 September 2026.
A ratingSkilled Worker
Licence details
| Licence type | Route | Rating | What the route is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Worker | Skilled Worker | A rating | the main route for sponsored employment; leads to settlement after five years |
What a Skilled Worker licence means for you
Sambuca Quayside Newcastle Ltd can sponsor a Skilled Worker visa, but only for a role that meets the rules at the time: the job must be at RQF level 6 (graduate level) or on the Temporary Shortage List, and pay at least the general threshold of £41,700 or the occupation's going rate, whichever is higher (rules from 22 July 2025). The employer decides whether to sponsor; a licence is the permission, not the promise.
Frequently asked questions
Is Sambuca Quayside Newcastle Ltd a licensed sponsor?
Yes. As of 18 September 2026 it appears on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors with an A rating.
Does that mean Sambuca Quayside Newcastle Ltd will sponsor my visa?
No. A licence allows an employer to sponsor; whether they do depends on the role, the salary and their own policy. Check whether the vacancy says sponsorship is available, or ask before applying.
Which visas can Sambuca Quayside Newcastle Ltd sponsor?
Skilled Worker. The Skilled Worker route is the one most applicants use.
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Browse sponsored jobsAbout this data. Sponsor details come from the UK Home Office Register of licensed sponsors: workers, published on GOV.UK and checked daily by UK Visa Jobs. A licence means an employer may sponsor a visa; it does not mean they are hiring, or that any given job qualifies. Job counts are from the UK Visa Jobs board.
This page is information, not immigration advice. Salary thresholds and rules change; confirm the current position on GOV.UK before applying.