Your BRP is a very important document. It is a form of identification, proof of your immigration permission to be in the UK, proof of your right to study and work in the UK, and allows you to travel ...

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

stolen or damaged in the UK If your visa vignette is lost, stolen or damaged within the UK, you must: Notify the Home Office of the loss or theft Apply for a new passport If you have not yet collected ...

The UK government is currently working on creating an entirely digital immigration system. This means the role of paper ...

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.

It is very important that you do not let your visa expire while you wait for the UKVI to send you a new BRP. If you need more time in the UK to complete your studies, then you should submit a Student ...

If your passport or Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) has been lost or stolen, the procedures will differ depending on document type and whether they were lost/stolen inside the UK or overseas. This ...

Share codes enable you to view and prove your immigration status online. From August 2024, all Student visa holders should be able to access their e-visa once they have created a UKVI account.

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 ...

The UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has revealed a 48% increase in immigration enforcement visits in the first month of 2025 compared to the ...

General immigration information on attending graduation and returning your BRP and police registration certificate once you’ve completed your studies. You will be able to stay in the UK on your ...