As part of the UK government’s plan to modernise the UK border and create a digitised immigration system, many individuals will by now have received an invitation to switch from their physical ...

In an effort to introduce a fully digital immigration system, the UK Government has announced that Biometric Residence Permits (BRP), Biometric Residence Cards (BRC) and any other legacy paper ...

eVisa is an electronic version of Biometric Residence Permits, accessible through UK Visas and Immigration accounts. The UK government is creating an entirely digital immigration system where the role ...

On June 15, UK's Home Office introduced an electronic visa, or eVisa in an attempt to fully digitise the UK's immigration system. This is accessible through a UK Visas and Immigration account.

A rollout of digital eVisas in the UK risks putting people from outside the EU who have a right to live in the country in a vulnerable position, campaigners have warned. Those less confident with ...

Millions of people living in the UK will see their physical immigration documents expire in the new year as the Home Office transfers to a digital system. From 1 January 2025, foreign nationals will ...

From 12 January 2026, most people on visitor's visas and certain other visa types have been granted access to a digital version of their visa, known as an eVisa, in addition to the physical visa ...

Starting today, millions living in the UK will receive email invitations to sign up for an e-visa account that will replace their physical immigration documents like Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) ...

Britain has failed to resolve years-old issues with its eVisa system ahead of the phase-out of physical immigration documents, jeopardising the rights of around 4 million people living legally in ...

From January 12, 2026 most people on visitor’s visas and some other visa types will get access to a digital version of their visa known as an eVisa, alongside the physical visa sticker placed in their ...