Occupations within this major group undertake general administrative, clerical and secretarial work, and perform a variety of specialist client-orientated administrative duties. The main tasks involve retrieving, updating, classifying and distributing documents, correspondence and other records held electronically and in storage files; typing, word-processing and otherwise preparing documents; operating other office and business machinery; receiving and directing telephone calls to an organisation; and routing information through organisations. Most job holders in this major group will require a good standard of general education. Certain occupations will require further additional vocational training or professional occupations to a well-defined standard.
41 Administrative occupations
42 Secretarial and related occupations
| Code | Occupation | Eligibility | Going rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4211 | Medical secretaries | Ineligible | – |
| 4212 | Legal secretaries | Ineligible | – |
| 4213 | School secretaries | Ineligible | – |
| 4214 | Company secretaries and administrators | Medium Skilled | £33,400 (Table 1a) |
| 4215 | Personal assistants and other secretaries | Medium Skilled | £33,400 (Table 1a) |
| 4216 | Receptionists | Ineligible | – |
| 4217 | Typists and related keyboard occupations | Ineligible | – |
* Medium Skilled with conditions: see the code page for the exact condition. ISL = Immigration Salary List, TSL = Temporary Shortage List.
Sources
- Skilled Worker visa: eligible occupations and codes (GOV.UK, updated 29 April 2026)
- Immigration Rules Appendix Skilled Occupations (GOV.UK, updated 29 October 2026)
- ONS SOC 2020 Volume 1
Compiled by SWC Editorial Team from the sources above. An information summary, not immigration advice.