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Visa Sponsorship Jobs, No Login

$2.00 per 1,000 jobs that sponsor visas, no platform usage fees. Find tech jobs whose description says the company sponsors visas or relocation, at 824 companies, by title, country, seniority and date, read live from career pages. No API key or login.

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Visa Sponsorship Jobs: Tech Jobs That Sponsor Visas

Find tech jobs whose description says the company sponsors visas, at 824 tech, AI, startup and European companies, by title, place, remote work, seniority, salary and posted date. The jobs are read live from each company's career page when you run it, so every result is open today. You pay $2.00 per 1,000 matching jobs you receive, with no platform usage fees. Companies with no matching job cost nothing. No API key or login.

Try it now: click Start. The form is filled in for jobs that sponsor visas, posted in the last 30 days at the 65 tech companies hiring in Europe, at most 200 jobs, so the first run costs at most $0.40.

What you get

One row per matching job: title, company, department, location with city and country, remote or hybrid, employment type, seniority, job function, salary when the company publishes it, posted date and the link to apply.

Only jobs that sponsor visas is on by default. Each row comes with the job description and the sentence about sponsorship, so you can check it yourself. Only UK visa sponsors keeps companies on the UK register of licensed sponsors.

Which companies

Five ready-made lists of 824 companies: AI companies, Tech companies, Remote-first companies, Tech companies hiring in Europe, and Startups. A company in two lists is read once. The lists are refreshed monthly.

  • Title includes: words such as engineer, designer or product manager.
  • Description includes: words the job description must name, such as Rust or machine learning.
  • Location: a city, a country or a region, Only remote jobs for remote roles, and Remote regions for where remote work is allowed.
  • Seniority, Job function and Employment type narrow the results further.
  • Posted since: a date or a period such as 7 days.
  • Max matching jobs: the most jobs one run returns, at most 10,000. It caps the price of the run.

You receive the newest matching jobs first, from all the companies searched.

Pricing

Pay per event:

  • matching-job: $0.002 per matching job you receive, so $2.00 per 1,000.

A run that finds nothing costs nothing beyond the platform's start event. When your spending limit is reached, the run stops and you receive only the jobs you paid for.

Daily alerts

Turn on Only new jobs, save your search as a task and schedule it daily. Each later run returns only matching jobs you have not received before. Paste a Slack, Discord or Teams incoming webhook link, or a Make, Zapier or n8n webhook, in Alert webhook URL to get a message on days with new jobs. The alert is free.

Use it from code

Run it with the Apify API or client for Python or JavaScript, or connect it to Make, Zapier, n8n or an AI agent through the Apify MCP server. The input is the same JSON as the form.

FAQ

Does every job in the results sponsor a visa?

Each result has a description that says the company sponsors visas or helps with relocation, and the row quotes that sentence. Jobs whose description does not mention it are left out, even when the company might sponsor. Always confirm with the company before you apply.

How is this different from a job board?

A job board shows the jobs that employers post on it. This Actor reads the career pages of 824 companies live when you run it, so every result is open today. It covers only those companies. You pay $2.00 per 1,000 matching jobs.

How fresh are the jobs?

They are read when you run it. Jobs closed since then are gone from the next run. Use Posted since for recent jobs only.