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Conservation professionals

Occupation · SOC 2020 2151 · United Kingdom

SOC 2020 code
2151
Going rate (Table 1, options A and D)
£36,000 (£18.46 per hour)
On the Immigration Salary List
No
Sponsored work visas 2025, minor group 215
111
Going rate£36,000 Table 1
Year by year
Data as at Immigration Rules, 11 Nov 2025
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Going rates

Minimum salaries by table of Appendix Skilled Occupations (per year, 37.5-hour week). Which table applies depends on the route and option.

TableGoing ratePhD points
Table 1£36,000 (£18.46 per hour)Yes
Table 2£29,800 (£15.28 per hour)Yes

Example job titles (non-exclusive)

  • Conservationists
  • Ecologists
  • Heritage officers
  • Conservation professionals not elsewhere classified

Sponsored work visas, minor group 215

Home Office grants for SOC 2020 minor group 215 (Conservation and Environment Professionals); unit-group detail is published only for part of the data.

Visas granted by year (minor group)

82163202120222023202420252026
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Data table
2021105
2022163
2023139
2024104
2025111
202648
By route
  1. Skilled Worker489
  2. Government Authorised Exchange (previously Tier 5)93
  3. Senior or Specialist Worker (Global Business Mobility)35
  4. Charity Worker (previously Tier 5)26
  5. Intra-company Transfer14
  6. Graduate Trainee (Global Business Mobility)10
By nationality, unit group 2151 (where published)
  1. United States10
  2. France5
  3. Belgium2
  4. Netherlands2
  5. Pakistan2
  6. Tanzania2
  7. Malawi1
  8. India1
  9. Iran1
  10. Colombia1

Compared with other occupations

The going rate for Conservation professionals (Table 1 where listed) is £36,000 a year, #94 highest of 277 eligible occupations and 20.0% above the median going rate of £30,000.