KnowYourSponsor Check
Does Boehringer Ingelheim LTD sponsor UK work visas?
Yes. Boehringer Ingelheim LTD is on the official Home Office register of licensed sponsors, in Wokingham. A licence means they can sponsor a work visa. It does not mean they are hiring, and it does not mean your application will succeed.
Incorporated in 1962, according to Companies House.
What the evidence supports
Available evidence
- OfficialCurrent sponsor positionThe employer and published visa routes appear in the latest register snapshot.
- DerivedObserved register historyKnowYourSponsor observed at least one listing enter the register on 21 Sep 2026.
- DerivedCompany identityA Companies House record is attached using an exact current-name match.
- DerivedHistorical CoS disclosureOfficial 2021–2024 counts are linked to this listing by exact sponsor name.
- Derived2025 CoS use disclosureA thresholded official disclosure is linked by exact sponsor name.
Still unknown
- UnknownWhether a current vacancy offers sponsorship.
- UnknownThe occupation code and salary test for a specific role.
- UnknownWhether the employer is currently hiring.
Coverage describes source availability, not the chance of sponsorship. Missing evidence is never treated as a negative finding.
The listing
| Location | Industry | Visa routes | Rating | Licensed since |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wokingham | Other | Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, Global Business Mobility: Service Supplier, Skilled Worker | A | 2026-09-21 |
Historical CoS assignments
The Home Office recorded these Certificates of Sponsorship under this exact employer name. They are assignments, not workers or visa grants.
Historical evidence only. It does not show current vacancies or whether this employer will sponsor you. Small counts are shown as 1–5 because the Home Office withheld the exact value. An exact name link does not prove that the legal entity stayed the same throughout this period. Home Office FOI 2025 12841. Data extracted 8 Oct 2025.
2025 CoS use disclosure
The Home Office published these counts under this exact employer name. The source labels them as CoS used. Home Office guidance treats used as a different status from assigned. We keep these figures separate from the 2021–2024 assignment history.
Thresholded disclosure. The annex includes only employer-route counts of five or more. A route not shown is unknown, not zero. These counts do not identify workers, visa grants, occupations or current vacancies. The Home Office says figures came from a live operational database and may change. A CoS normally remains assigned while an application awaits a decision, then appears as used after a grant or refusal decision. The disclosure does not publish its extraction query, so we do not infer application or decision counts. Home Office FOI2026/03501. Response dated 26 Jun 2026. Official CoS status definitions.
Are they hiring?
The register does not say. It records who holds a licence, not who has a vacancy, so an employer here may not be recruiting at all. These search other sites for the name:
We do not host job adverts and we are not paid for these links. Nothing found does not mean nothing is going: many employers advertise only on their own site, and the register uses legal names while adverts use trading ones. Results can also include other employers with similar names.
Linked through an exact current legal name
The sponsor name matches the current Companies House legal name. This supports the link, but it is not a verdict about the employer.
What they report about pay
Median hourly pay for women is 3.9% lower than for men (2025).
Reported as an employer of 250 to 499 staff. Their own published report. Every UK employer with 250 or more staff must publish this each year. It describes the whole workforce, so it says nothing about the pay for any particular role, and it is not a measure of whether they are a good employer.
Keep checking
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Everything above comes from public sources, and you should not take our word for any of it. The official GOV.UK register is the authority on the licence, and Companies House is the authority on the company.
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