How the visa signal works.
RoleRadar AI separates guesswork from stronger evidence by comparing employer wording with verified candidate outcomes before a role rises in your shortlist.
Verified visa signal
Know the visa signal before you apply.
See whether the role is a guess, a repeated pattern, or employer-stated.
Visa signal scale
Visa signal: Unknown
No employer wording or verified candidate outcome yet.
Visa signal: Early candidate report
One verified candidate reported sponsorship. Useful, but still early.
Visa signal: Repeat candidate reports
Several verified candidates reported the same outcome.
Visa signal: Employer-stated
The employer states sponsorship is available. Strongest signal.
- Signal levels: unknown, early, repeated, or employer-stated.
- Open the timestamped proof before you decide.
Candidate report · Interviewed, sponsorship offered Verified · 14 days ago
+1 Candidate report · Offered with EP support Verified · 21 days ago
+1 Candidate report · Recruiter confirmed sponsorship Verified · 28 days ago
+1 Employer statement · “Open to sponsorship for senior roles.” From job description · 32 days ago
Verified Combined verdict Visa signal: Strongly supported Employer wording plus repeated verified reports support this label.
Candidate pattern Candidate evidence: useful, not final Useful pattern, but still weaker than direct employer wording.
Employer proof Employer evidence: strongest single source Direct employer wording is the strongest single source.