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We have read 25 job adverts from iwoca Limited. Not one of them said no sponsorship. 5 are live and checked today.
We matched iwoca Limited against the Home Office register on 19 October 2026. It was on it, rated A.
A licence is permission to sponsor, not a promise to sponsor you. Nobody may charge you for a certificate of sponsorship, and selling one is a crime in the UK.
Yes. iwoca Limited is on the Home Office sponsor list today, rated A, and we have never seen it refuse sponsorship in an ad.
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The jobs we have seen iwoca Limited advertise most recently are Data Scientist - Broker Flow, Senior Performance Marketing Manager (Paid Social) and Growth Product Manager - Customer Acquisition (German Speaking). We last read one of its adverts on 19 October 2026.
These are adverts we have read, not vacancies we can promise are open. Any that are live and passed our checks are listed further down this page.
Every number in this article is counted from our database as the page loads. It updates itself every day.
Taken from the register of licensed sponsors, refreshed here every morning.
The pay rule. A Skilled Worker job usually has to pay at least £41,700 a year, or the going rate for that job if it is higher. Health and care jobs on the Health and Care Worker visa have a lower floor of £25,000. This is the GOV.UK rule in force since 22 July 2025. We last checked it on 26 August 2026. Read it on GOV.UK, or our plain guide to the pay rule.
All on the same Home Office register, all able to issue a Skilled Worker certificate. Holding a licence is not a promise to sponsor any particular job.
Each one is on the Home Office register today, and we have read its technology adverts. A licence is permission to sponsor, not a promise to sponsor you.
We are not affiliated with iwoca Limited. We take no applications and have no part in what happens after you leave this page.
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