The UK eVisa is part of the UK government's move toward a fully digital immigration system. It replaces physical immigration documents like Biometric Residence Permits (BRP), Biometric Residence Cards (BRC), and visa vignettes with a secure, online proof of your immigration status.
What is UK eVisa?
A UK eVisa is a digital record of your UK immigration status. It shows your visa details online instead of using a physical document like a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP), Biometric Residence Card (BRC), or a visa sticker in your passport.
Why switch to UK eVisa?
- Can’t be lost, stolen, or changed
- No need to carry physical documents
- Easy to access online
- Updates automatically if your visa changes
- Share your status securely with employers, landlords, or government
- Travel with just your passport
Who must register for UK eVisa?
You must create a UK eVisa account if you have:
- Biometric Residence Permit (BRP)
- Biometric Residence Card (BRC)
- Passport with ink stamp or vignette sticker
- Pre-settled or settled status (if you haven't already)
How to get your UK eVisa
Follow these steps:
- **Create UKVI account: **Here is how to create your UK eVisa account in detail.
- **Verify identity: **Use the UK Immigration ID Check app
- **Link your status: **Connect your BRP/BRC to your account
- **Confirm details: **Check your immigration status is correct
- **Update passport: **Add current passport details if needed
How to use your UK eVisa
Once your eVisa is set up:
- **For travel: **Your status is linked to your passport
- **For work: **Generate a share code for employers
- **For renting: **Create a share code for landlords
- **For benefits: **Provide share code to DWP
We make it easy to apply for fast and convenient eVisas, ETAs, and other online travel authorizations. Our services cover a wide range of destinations, including the Australia ETA, Canada ETA, Sri Lanka ETA, United States ESTA, Turkey e-Visa, India e-Visa, Egypt E-visa, Brazil eVisa, Malaysia eVisa, Kenya eVisa, Morocco eVisa, Thailand Digital Arrival Card, and the upcoming Schengen ETIAS.