Do these UK jobs offer visa sponsorship?

Few say so. Right now 2 of the 55 jobs on this page state that they sponsor. The others don't mention visas either way. An employer that doesn't mention it may or may not sponsor: ask the employer before you rely on it, and you can check whether it holds a sponsor licence on the UK government's public register of licensed sponsors.

What does "right to work in the UK" mean in a listing?

It means the employer wants someone who can already work in the UK without the employer sponsoring a visa, for example a British or Irish citizen, or someone who already holds a visa or status that allows it. If a listing requires it, the employer isn't offering sponsorship for that role, so we don't list it.

How do you decide a UK job is open to applicants from India?

We read the listing. A job is in if the listing offers sponsorship, or if it says nothing about visas and nothing else rules out someone from abroad. It is out if it requires existing right to work, says it can't sponsor, is for UK residents only, or is a temporary role, maternity cover or a contract under 24 months. The visa tag on each job tells you which kind it is.

Are there remote UK jobs I can do from India?

Not on this page. Remote jobs limited to people in the UK aren't open to you. Remote jobs that are open to India are on our remote page.

What do the "From India" and "Visa" tags mean?

"From India: Yes" means the listing names India, offers visa sponsorship, or the job is in India. "Possible" means nothing in the listing rules out someone applying from India. The visa tag says "sponsors" only when the listing says so; "may sponsor" means the listing doesn't mention visas; "not needed" is for remote and India-based jobs. Members see the exact line from the listing behind each tag.

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55 UK accounting jobs open to applicants from India

Updated 15 Oct 2026 · From employers' own careers sites, checked daily

These are UK accounting and finance jobs whose listing doesn't rule out someone applying from India. They are based in the UK, so you would need to move there.

Most UK listings don't mention visas at all. Of the 55 jobs here, 2 are tagged "sponsors" because the listing says so. The rest don't mention visas, and we tag them "may sponsor": the listing doesn't rule you out, but it doesn't offer sponsorship either.

By role: Payroll 8 · Tax 7 · Audit 1 · Treasury 7 · FP&A / analyst 9 · Finance manager / controller 11 · Financial reporting 5 · Accountant 6

Questions

Do these UK jobs offer visa sponsorship?: Few say so. Right now 2 of the 55 jobs on this page state that they sponsor. The others don't mention visas either way. An employer that doesn't mention it may or may not sponsor: ask the employer before you rely on it, and you can check whether it holds a sponsor licence on the UK government's public register of licensed sponsors.
What does "right to work in the UK" mean in a listing?: It means the employer wants someone who can already work in the UK without the employer sponsoring a visa, for example a British or Irish citizen, or someone who already holds a visa or status that allows it. If a listing requires it, the employer isn't offering sponsorship for that role, so we don't list it.
How do you decide a UK job is open to applicants from India?: We read the listing. A job is in if the listing offers sponsorship, or if it says nothing about visas and nothing else rules out someone from abroad. It is out if it requires existing right to work, says it can't sponsor, is for UK residents only, or is a temporary role, maternity cover or a contract under 24 months. The visa tag on each job tells you which kind it is.
Are there remote UK jobs I can do from India?: Not on this page. Remote jobs limited to people in the UK aren't open to you. Remote jobs that are open to India are on our remote page.
What do the "From India" and "Visa" tags mean?: "From India: Yes" means the listing names India, offers visa sponsorship, or the job is in India. "Possible" means nothing in the listing rules out someone applying from India. The visa tag says "sponsors" only when the listing says so; "may sponsor" means the listing doesn't mention visas; "not needed" is for remote and India-based jobs. Members see the exact line from the listing behind each tag.

General information, not immigration advice. Visa rules change: check with the employer and the official government source before you rely on anything here.