Is Celebration Meal Limited a licensed sponsor?

Yes. Celebration Meal Limited in London is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, which we last updated on 3 Nov 2026.

What is the sponsor licence rating of Celebration Meal Limited?

Worker (A rating). An A rating means the sponsor meets its duties and can assign certificates of sponsorship. A B rating means it must improve before it can assign new ones.

Which visa routes can Celebration Meal Limited sponsor?

The register lists: Skilled Worker. A licence does not guarantee a visa. That depends on the job, the pay and the Home Office decision.

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Celebration Meal Limited

Skilled Worker

Location: London
Licence rating: Worker (A rating)
Visa routes: 1 active
Tracked since: 24 Oct 2026

Source: Home Office register of licensed sponsors (GOV.UK). Register last updated 3 Nov 2026.

What this means

This employer can sponsor Skilled Workers and assign Certificates of Sponsorship.
Ongoing duties apply: right to work checks, reporting changes on the SMS and keeping records up to date.
UKVI can suspend or revoke a licence without prior warning if duties are not met.

Based on the Home Office register last updated 3 Nov 2026. If anything looks wrong, check the official register on GOV.UK.

Company information (Companies House)

We matched this sponsor to a company on the public register at Companies House by name and town.

Company number: 14011096
Status: Active - Proposal to Strike off
Incorporated: 29/03/2022
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Licensed sponsor: official guidance

This employer is on the register. These GOV.UK pages explain the visa, the sponsor's duties and how to stay safe.

Celebration Meal Limited

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Company information (Companies House)

Licensed sponsor: official guidance

Celebration Meal Limited

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Company information (Companies House)

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