Does Deloitte UK hire experienced professionals from across the globe?

Hi, 

Answers:

1. Does Deloitte UK hire experienced professionals from across the globe? 

A: This will depend on market conditions, skills and demand matching, visa requirements etc. Only if Deloitte UK cant find skilled talent in UK, they will look abroad. They (and pretty much every UK registered company) have to prove this gap to the UK govt. There is no set rule to say they will always hire globally. 
2. Do they sponsor only for the Candidate or for the family too (this may sound silly, but still curious to know, since it's beneficial for others too).

A:This needs to be discussed properly with the recruiter. Safe to say they will sponsor but I have also come across candidates where they sponsored only the candidate and the spouse visa expenses had to be absorbed by them personally
3. As an ex-employee does the BGV be done again for all the years of employment (or) will it be done only for the organizations worked after leaving Deloitte till date.

A: All organisations going back 5-7 years. Check with recruiter/HR for their latest policy.
4. The candidate portal shows “Offer” (since over 3 weeks now) however from the follow up's, I'm told we aren't there yet, due to some confirmations.

A: Once all is confirmed, you should get a call or at least an email with all the details. Its not a done deal until then. Things could be a bit slow now due to summer hols season in UK
 

Hey there , 

Best to speak to the recruiting team as your questions are quite specific from administrative perspective (visa , timeline). Typically Deloitte UK does sponsor family and do hire professionals from across the world. 
 

Thanks 
 

Thanks 

Hi there,

I started to answer these questions and then realized my answer was the same: You need to speak to HR.

Ask these questions to your “handler” so to speak. Whoever has been managing your process will have the 100% correct answers. In general though, yes, Deloitte should be able to sponsor you + family (but, again, you need to ask them!)