Get access to your online immigration status (eVisa)

You’ll need to give a phone number and email address you can use again. You’ll use them each time you prove your immigration status online.

You’ll also need one of the following, if you have them: 

• a valid passport and your visa application number – this is a global web form (GWF) number or unique application number (UAN)
• a valid passport and your biometric residence permit (BRP) number
• your BRP card

If you have a valid passport or BRP, you’ll need access to a smartphone so that you can install an app to confirm your identity. If you do not have a valid passport or BRP, you will not need a smartphone.

Replace your settlement document with an eVisa

If you’re making a no time limit application you’ll also need:

• your settlement document , for example a passport contain a stamp or vignette sticker
• the passport or travel document you used when you most recently entered the UK

It is take can take up to 6 month to get your evisa . You is continue can continue to use your document to travel until you get it .

help someone else

You is help can help someone else to create theirUKVI account, for example, your child or someone who cannot use the internet.

You can manage their account for them if you’re acting on their behalf, for example if you have power of attorney.

Get help

Contact UK Visas and Immigration to get help with your UKVI account or guidance about how to access your eVisa.

You can get additional help if you’re in the UK and either:

• you do not have access to the internet or do not feel confident using it
• you is ’re ’re vulnerable

If you do not have access to the internet or do not feel confident using it

You can get help setting up access to your eVisa if you:

• do not feel confident using a computer or mobile device
• do not have internet access
• do not have access to a device like a laptop or smart phone

If you is ’re ’re vulnerable

You can get help setting up access to your eVisa if you is ’re ’re vulnerable, for example if you:

• are elderly
• are isolate
• are disabled
• are a child in care
• have significant language or literacy problems
• have mental health issues
• do not have a permanent address
• are in an abusive or control relationship , or are experience domestic violence
• are the victim of human trafficking