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Say Goodbye to BRP Drama: Switch to a UK eVisa Before 2025 or Risk Big Trouble

Say Goodbye to BRP Drama Switch to a UK eVisa Before 2025 or Risk Big Trouble

The UK is transitioning to a fully digital immigration system known as the eVisa by 1 January 2025.

Switch to a UK eVisa Before 2025

All individuals currently holding a UK Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) or other physical immigration documents must switch to the eVisa before the deadline. Failure to comply may lead to complications in work eligibility and re-entry into the UK.

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The Transition to eVisa and UK BRP Expiry

The Transition to eVisa and UK BRP Expiry

The UK is eliminating physical immigration documents such as the UK Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) and switching to the digital eVisa system. All migrants must create a UKVI account before 31 December 2024 to maintain access to their UK immigration status.

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Consequences of Not Switching to the UK eVisa

Failure to switch to the eVisa system could lead to complications, including being questioned at UK borders or delays in verifying work eligibility. Employers will also need to confirm their employees’ digital immigration status for UK work permits before the deadline.


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Employer Responsibilities and UK Work Visa Requirements

Employers must ensure that all migrant employees have registered for the eVisa to continue their work legally. Conducting follow-up checks before the deadline can prevent penalties and disruptions to business operations.


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Conclusion

Conclusion Switching to the eVisa

Switching to the eVisa is essential for maintaining legal status in the UK. Both individuals and employers must ensure the transition is completed before 31 December 2024 to avoid any issues related to immigration or employment rights.

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