Find live UK job adverts from employers that hold a Home Office sponsor licence. Every job below is from an employer on the official register of licensed sponsors, so it is worth asking about visa sponsorship. We search reed.co.uk, NHS Jobs, the government's Teaching Vacancies service and the careers sites of about 90 large sponsors such as Monzo, Deliveroo, Octopus Energy and Experian.

These are the newest product manager jobs in the UK at employers on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors. Today we found 103 jobs from NHS Jobs, reed.co.uk, Teaching Vacancies and big sponsors' own careers sites. Add a town below to search near you.

Check that the salary meets the going rate for the job with the Skilled Worker salary checker.

Latest 30 sponsored jobs for product manager roles · updated 28 Oct 2026

A sponsor licence does not guarantee that a particular job is eligible for sponsorship, so always ask the employer. Check the salary meets the Skilled Worker salary rules. Jobs from reed.co.uk (posted directly by employers), NHS Jobs and Teaching Vacancies (contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0), and employers' own careers sites. We show a short summary only: apply on the original advert. Sponsor data from the Home Office register.

Frequently asked questions

Does every job here offer visa sponsorship?

Not necessarily. Every job is from an employer on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, but the employer decides whether a particular role can be sponsored. Always ask before you apply.

Can NHS trusts and schools sponsor visas?

Many NHS trusts sponsor Health and Care Worker and Skilled Worker visas, and some schools and academy trusts sponsor teachers. A licence does not mean every role is open to sponsorship, so check the advert or ask the employer.

How do I check a job meets the Skilled Worker salary rules?

Use the Skilled Worker salary checker: pick the occupation (SOC code) and enter the salary to see the going rate and the general threshold of £41,700.

Where do the jobs come from?

From four sources: reed.co.uk (adverts posted directly by employers, not agencies), NHS Jobs, the government's Teaching Vacancies service for schools, and the careers sites of about 90 large sponsors such as Monzo, Deliveroo and Experian. Each employer is checked against the official GOV.UK register of licensed sponsors, which we update every hour. We show a short summary, and you apply on the original advert.

How do I find UK sponsored jobs?

Search by job title and town above, or browse sponsored jobs by city or job type. Every result is from an employer that holds a Home Office sponsor licence. Then check the salary meets the Skilled Worker rules, and ask the employer whether they will sponsor your visa for that role.