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6 September 2026

How Jobluvo uses sponsorship information in job postings

If you need sponsorship, check a role before you spend an application on it. How Jobluvo uses what a posting says about sponsorship, and what to look for in any tool.

If you need sponsorship, some roles will not be open to you, and not every posting says so. A tool cannot change that. It can help you avoid spending applications on the ones that say it plainly.

What to look for

Three things: does the tool read sponsorship language in the posting, does it answer the authorization question exactly as you set it, and does it stop on questions it cannot answer.

How Jobluvo handles it

Onboarding asks your nationality, where you are based, the countries you want to work in, your work authorization and whether you need sponsorship. Some answers are filled in from your nationality where the rule is clear, and you can change any of them on your profile.

Jobluvo uses sponsorship statements in job postings. If a posting says it will not sponsor and you need sponsorship in that country, the job is hidden. If it says it sponsors, the Swipe card says so.

Timing

Start planning early, and check the timing and requirements that apply to your situation.


Written by the Jobluvo team. Questions or corrections: hello@jobluvo.com

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