Job Points Calculator

Use our free tool to estimate how many points you can score if you apply for a certain job.

Start Calculating Your Points

Fill in this form using the details of your job offer, or check a job vacancy here.

Does a company have a sponsorship licence?*

Check if a company is on the list of registered sponsors

You must satisfy this mandatory rule

The company that you intend to work for must be approved by the Home Office and hold a valid Skilled Worker sponsor licence. View the full list of registered sponsors on gov.uk

What’s your job title?*

Please select the job title that best describes your role. For more accurate results, select the exact SOC code (if known).

You must satisfy this mandatory rule

Every job in the UK has a unique SOC code. You need to know the SOC code to know your prospective salary threshold. You can find out your SOC code on gov.uk website. If you are unsure about the SOC code, you can type in your job title and we will match it with our database.

What’s your prospective salary?*

Please state your yearly salary for the job offer

You can score 20, 10 or 0 points based on your salary rate.

You need to earn a minimum salary of £20,480 a year to qualify for a Skilled Worker visa. Furthermore, you should meet salary criteria set for your occupation. To check the going rate for your occupation, go to gov.uk website

Can you demonstrate English language proficiency?*

Select one that applies to you

You must satisfy this mandatory rule

You must satisfy the English language criteria by meeting one of the conditions below.

I’m a citizen of an English-speaking country

I hold a UK bachelor’s degree, master’s degree or a PhD

I studied for GCSE, A level, Scottish National Qualification level 4 or 5, Scottish Higher or Advanced Higher in English

I hold a degree from a foreign university taught in English and recognised by UK NARIC

I demonstrated my level of English in my previous UK visa application

I have scored at least 6.5 on all components of IELTS

None of these options

*Please note that UKHIRED LTD is not registered to provide any immigration advice. Information on our website is taken from the public domain source and therefore might be inaccurate at times. We recommend you always check the official Skilled Worker guidelines available on gov.uk and seek help from a qualified immigration specialist. Our content does not constitute legal advice and is provided for general information purposes only.