International Institute for Anti - Ageing
ActiveTrading as iiaaCan sponsor visas
It is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors. Not every job it advertises comes with sponsorship.
Licence & visa routes
A rating: in good standing. B rating: downgraded and must fix problems before sponsoring new workers.
Sponsored jobs
- ExpiredNew Business ConsultantLondon, UK · £47,846
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Common questions about International Institute for Anti - Ageing
- Is International Institute for Anti - Ageing a licensed UK visa sponsor?
- Yes. International Institute for Anti - Ageing in London is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors under this name since 2021. It can sponsor workers from overseas, but not every job it advertises comes with sponsorship.
- What visa routes can International Institute for Anti - Ageing sponsor?
- International Institute for Anti - Ageing is licensed for Skilled Worker. Its licence rating on the register is "Worker (A rating)".
- Where is International Institute for Anti - Ageing based?
- The register lists International Institute for Anti - Ageing at London. This is usually the head office; the job itself may be somewhere else.
- How current is this information?
- This page uses the UK Home Office register of licensed sponsors, as published on 4 November 2026. We update it daily. Always confirm a licence status on GOV.UK.
Registration details
- Website
- iiaa.co.uk
- Profile
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As of 4 November 2026, International Institute for Anti - Ageing (trading as iiaa; London) holds an A-rated Worker sponsor licence covering the Skilled Worker route and has appeared on the UK Home Office register of licensed sponsors since 17 December 2021 (source: Borderless, from the GOV.UK register of licensed sponsors). The first register date is when we first saw it listed, not the official licence date. Text-only version