Here, you will find resources and guidance designed to support international care workers.

Immigration Rules & Legislation
New immigration rules introduced in April 2025 bring significant changes, especially to the Skilled Worker Route and adult social care recruitment.
Key updates include new requirements for care workers and visa switching options. Access frequently asked questions, a Home Office presentation, and the latest Statement of Changes to learn more.

Staying Safe
We have created a separate area, on the West Midlands International Recruitment Hub, providing information about how you can stay safe.
We signpost you to other organisations for support and include links to useful resources.
The Government has also produced a guide to help you stay safe when searching for a health or social care job in the UK.

Support for International Care Workers Whose Sponsor Has Had Licence Revoked
We provide important information for international care workers, particularly those whose sponsor has had their licence revoked.
It includes information on:
- How to contact their local regional hub for support
- Legal & HR Support: We can offer you a FREE 30-minute consultation with a legal or HR specialist.
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Our regional job-matching service.

Other Support
Whether you’re looking to learn new skills, manage daily tasks, or find someone to talk to, you’re not alone.
Here, we signpost to trusted organisations and resources that offer additional support, including:
- A cooking guide with some clear and simple instructions for preparing a variety of light meals and hot drinks that are popular in England.
- Mental health support and wellbeing services
- Learning and training opportunities to help you grow and move forward
- Guide – Common Slang Words & Phrases: Created by Warwickshire Council to help staff navigate the everyday language they may hear from clients and colleagues.
These services are designed to support you wherever you are on your journey.

International Care Workers: A guide for displaced workers
Law Firm, Lester Aldridge, has worked with us to create a short guide for international care workers. This includes:
- Proving your right to work in the UK to your new employer
- The rules around working supplementary employment
- The requirements for your dependents to stay with you in the UK
- What you should do if your visa is coming to an end
- Reporting instances of modern slavery
- Tips to consider when reviewing your employment contract

Avoiding Scams
There have been reports about the rise in job scams linked to international workers in the UK, who are being targeted by fraudsters and losing thousands of pounds under the pretence of securing employment.
The Department of Health and Social Care has put together some advice on staying safe and avoiding scams when searching for a social care job in the UK.

Modern Day Slavery Guide
With a belief prevention is better than cure, this guide provides information on what Modern Day Slavery is, a little about the legislation itself and how to spot the signs of Modern Day Slavery.