Synet Compass Jobs

Stop applying to jobs that were never going to sponsor you

We read every job description so you know, before you write a cover letter, whether the employer offers visa sponsorship, rules it out, or doesn't say.

  • 2–3 emails a week with new roles in the field you choose: Finance, Business, Tech or Engineering.
  • Your own page with all 436 open roles, which you can filter by visa wording, location and field.
  • A visa check on every job description, with the exact sentence quoted so you can see it for yourself.
  • Licence status for every employer, checked against the Home Office register.
  • Direct links to the employer's own application page. No agencies, no reposts.
£4.99

One payment for 30 days of access. No subscription and nothing renews automatically.

Get the 30-day Pass

Secure checkout by Stripe. You'll choose your field at checkout and get your first email within the hour.

What the visa check looks like

Real roles from this week.

Licensed sponsorNo sponsorship

“Barclays is unable to offer visa sponsorship for this internship as the role does not currently meet the UK Home Office eligibility requirements for Skilled Worker sponsorship.”

Licensed sponsorNeeds right to work

“Note: You must have the right to work in the country of employment by the start date.”

How to read the marks

Sponsorship offered
The job description says the employer can sponsor a visa.
No sponsorship
The job description says they can't sponsor, or that you must already be able to work without sponsorship.
Needs right to work
The description asks for the right to work in the UK. Some of these employers still sponsor, so check before ruling it out.
Not mentioned
The description doesn't say. If the employer holds a licence, it's worth applying and asking.

Questions

Which employers do you cover?

Large graduate employers across banking, consulting, tech, energy and more, with new companies added every week. Every listing links to the employer's own site.

Does "licensed sponsor" mean they'll sponsor me?

No. It means the employer is allowed to sponsor Skilled Worker visas. Whether a particular role is sponsored depends on the employer, the role and the salary rules, which is why we check the job description too.

What happens after 30 days?

Your access ends and nothing is charged. We'll email you three days before in case you want another 30 days.

Can I change my field?

Your page shows every field, so you can switch any time. To change which field your emails cover, reply to any Pass email.

Can I get a refund?

If the Pass isn't useful in your first 7 days, email cs@synetconsulting.co.uk and we'll refund you.