Wilmington Trust
Does Wilmington Trust sponsor UK visas?
Yes. Wilmington Trust holds a UK visa sponsor licence: it is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors as Wilmington Trust SP Services (London) Limited (A rating · Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, Skilled Worker).
Checked against the gov.uk register on 30 October 2026. Search the gov.uk register yourself
On our boards
- Licence
- A rating · Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, Skilled Worker
- UK roles posted
- 2 in the last 3 months
- Fields
- Finance 2
- Graduate schemes and internships (by role type)
- 2 of 2
- Advertised pay
- Too few of its roles state a salary.
From the roles we collected in the last 6 months, open or closed, not every role this employer posts. Check a salary against the visa rules
Open roles (2)
Wilmington Trust, London
No date listedLikely to sponsorInternship: done on a Student visaWilmington Trust, London
No date listedLikely to sponsorInternship: done on a Student visa
Wilmington Trust and visa sponsorship: questions
What does Wilmington Trust's licence rating mean?
An A rating is the normal rating for a licensed sponsor: the employer can assign Certificates of Sponsorship to the people it hires.
Which visas can Wilmington Trust sponsor?
The register lists these routes: Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, Skilled Worker. Skilled Worker is the route for most graduate and professional jobs.
How much does Wilmington Trust have to pay to sponsor me?
For a Skilled Worker visa the job must pay at least £41,700, or £33,400 if you count as a new entrant (under 26, switching from a Student or Graduate visa, and others), and at least the going rate for the occupation.
Does Wilmington Trust sponsor graduates and interns?
2 of the 2 UK roles we collected from this employer in the last 6 months were graduate schemes or internships. Internships are usually done on a Student visa; graduate roles can be sponsored on the new-entrant salary rate.
Will Wilmington Trust sponsor every role?
No. A licence means the employer can sponsor, not that every role comes with sponsorship. Each role on this page has its own verdict: we read the posting for words like "no sponsorship" and check the advertised pay against the rules.