Recruitment and mobility
A potential UK role starts with a match between your skills and an employer's needs. Immigration options then depend on the role and your circumstances; an introduction alone does not secure sponsorship.
Recruitment services may help present experience or connect people with opportunities. Visa advice examines a different question: whether a particular immigration route fits the situation. The scope of each service should be clear.
A conversation with an employer is not a job guarantee. A job offer is also not a visa decision. Understanding those stages helps you make plans without treating early interest as a confirmed move.
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