Compliance & Mock Audits

A sponsor licence mock audit led by a former Home Office compliance manager, carried out before a real Home Office compliance visit.

A right to work check protects you against an illegal working penalty, but it does not make you compliant as a sponsor.

The real risk of sponsoring overseas workers is not the visa paperwork. It is failing your sponsor duties after the licence is granted.

A Home Office compliance visit is a check by UK Visas and Immigration to confirm that a sponsor licence holder is meeting its sponsor duties.

From missed reporting deadlines to weak HR processes, find out what could trigger a Home Office sponsor licence suspension or revocation.

A Home Office compliance audit, known officially as a compliance visit, is when the Home Office checks that you are meeting your sponsor duties.

A Home Office pre-licence compliance check is a visit or video interview the Home Office may carry out before it grants your sponsor licence.

A Home Office immigration compliance audit, which the Home Office calls a compliance visit, is a check that a sponsor licence holder is meeting its sponsor duties, keeping the required records and preventing illegal working.