Month: November 2024

Screenshot of the GOV.UK View and Prove Your Immigration Status service showing a restriction message, highlighting issues with the UK eVisa system during its beta phase

Lost BRP, Lost Access: How The Evisa System Fails Those Who Lost Their BRP Cards

The new eVisa system in the UK; designed to streamline immigration status verification, has left many immigrants facing unexpected and stressful challenges. By discontinuing the issuance of replacement Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) cards, individuals who have lost their BRP cards are left without physical proof of their immigration status. To make matters worse, the eVisa

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Sir Keir Starmer discusses his commitment to reducing net migration and the historical challenges of UK immigration.

UK Immigration Policy: The Legacy of Broken Promises and the Challenge Ahead for Keir Starmer

In recent remarks at the Interpol conference, Sir Keir Starmer reaffirmed a familiar commitment to reduce net migration and address the UK’s economic dependency on it. However, his pledge reflects a long-standing pattern of political promises regarding UK immigration that have historically fallen short, leaving the public sceptical of unfulfilled assurances. Starmer’s aims echo those of former leaders like David Cameron, Boris Johnson, and Rishi Sunak, who all grappled with similar goals, yet faced significant barriers when it comes delivering results. This historical context highlights the challenges Starmer faces in distinguishing his immigration strategy from those of his predecessors.

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Person holding smartphone displaying UKVI eVisa system, symbolising the shift from physical immigration documents to digital records.

Are Technical Issues Putting Millions at Risk in the eVisa Transition?

The UK Home Office recently introduced the eVisa system, a shift from physical immigration documents to digital records. Although this initiative is intended to streamline immigration status verification, the transition to eVisas has left some residents, especially those who have lived in the UK for decades, feeling uncertain about their future. While this move is intended to streamline processes and enhance security, it has sparked significant concern among long-term residents in the UK, particularly those who are not tech-savvy.

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