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Tier 2 Sponsor: Preparing for Home Office Compliance Visits

 

Tier 2 Sponsor: Preparing for Home Office Compliance Visits

The frequency of compliance visits to holders of Tier 2 sponsor licences are steadily rising. It is imperative that the employers have their organizational records to ensure renewal of their licence – which can otherwise be suspended or revoked altogether. In this instalment of the Tier 2 Sponsor Licence Holder Compliance, we bring to you the essential aspects of preparation for Home Office Compliance visits.

A notification of the impending compliance visit is bound to make any Tier 2 sponsor licence holder nervous. Therefore, to make the visit a success and ensure licence renewal the employer needs to work consistently and get his HR systems and documents in place. In view of its requirements, the Home Office outsources a part of its role of monitoring immigration compliance to companies applying for sponsor licences. thus, retaining a duty to ensure that they fulfil their responsibilities including compliance checks. The trust placed by the Home Office on its sponsors entices the latter to act responsibly in accordance with immigration rules and Standard Guidance (SG) for Tier 2 Sponsor Licence compliance.

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