2014年1月22日 · It lists the countries and territories of citizens who need a visa for the UK. Updated the visa requirements for Trinidad and Tobago. Updated with new information for holders of diplomatic...

Once you have access to your eVisa, you can sign in to your UKVI account to view your eVisa and prove your immigration status. Using an eVisa does not affect your immigration status or the...

Videos to help you access UKVI services and to prove your immigration status online. UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) is responsible for making millions of decisions every year about who has the...

If you use an eVisa (digital immigration status) to prove your rights in the UK, then you must tell the Home Office about any passport you intend to use for travel if it is not already linked to your UKVI account. If you have a biometric residence permit or card (BRP/BRC) you should continue to carry it with you when you travel.

2024年11月1日 · How to create a UKVI account and access your eVisa (Home Office video) https://youtu.be/9IqAbBCfBYI?si=FgknfS3-cVgoqiCf. Our friends at migrant workers group POMOC have provided us with a handy written step by step guide which you can find here: a-guide-to-applying-for-an-evisa.pdf. You can start the registration process here:

eVisa Posters Four posters have been developed to support eVisa communications, carrying the following information: • An overview of the transition to eVisas • A poster aimed at BRP holders • A poster aimed at legacy paper document holders • A poster on updating UKVI accounts with new passport details before travel

UKVI SafeZone App Poster Author: Andrew Struan Keywords: DAGbb2PqYtk,BAC-oe2m4Ew Created Date: 1/7/2025 12:57:54 PM ...

2024年12月4日 · There are also two downloadable PDF posters you can print and put up in your church or anywhere you might be welcoming refugees and asylum seekers. Offer practical help to individuals: Check-in with individuals: do they still have a BRP card? Help with setting up/accessing their UKVI account

2025年1月14日 · UKVI is developing a system to replace physical documents with an online record known as an eVisa, making immigration digital by default. The eVisa will be replacing BRPs, biometric residence cards (BRCs), passport endorsements (such as indefinite leave to remain wet ink stamps), and vignette stickers in passports.

From 1 January 2025, the UK Government will fully implement its electronic visa system, marking a complete shift from physical to digital immigration documents. This guide explains everything you need to know about these important changes. Starting 1 January 2025, physical visa documents will be replaced with electronic visas (eVisas).