Your full visa will be in the form of a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) which you can collect when you arrive in the UK. Your BRP will be sent to you by courier. You do not need to collect it. You ...

The UK government is allowing a longer period for migrants to transition to the eVisa system based on biometric immigration ...

Everyone who currently has a Biometric Resident Permit, or BRP, card, wet ink stamp in a passport, or another form of proof that is not an E-Visa, must create an E-Visa.

This will serve as a proof of address and you will need it to apply for your replacement BRP card. You can use other types of proof of address instead, e.g. a bank statement or a utility bill. Within ...

If your BRP is lost, stolen or damaged inside or outside the UK If you have lost your BRP card or it was stolen, you must report this to the Home Office as soon as possible so they can cancel it. You ...

UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI), which is the part of the Government Home Office responsible for immigration, requires that Higher Education institutions retain a copy of passport and visa/Biometric ...

Until now, the UK used to issue a card known as a Biometric Residency Permit, or a BRP, to the immigrants. Those who go to England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland on a study or a work visa ...

What to do if you've lost your BRP, inside or outside the UK Take care of your visa and passport when you are travelling. It is difficult and time consuming to get permission to re-enter the UK if you ...