EVisa - Online immigration status
UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI) have introduced a new digital immigration system. This means all physical documents are being replaced with an online record of your immigration status, known as an eVisa.
Details can be found on the UK Government website Online immigration status (eVisa) page.
You must create a UKVI account and be able provide your eVisa for in-person enrolment.
Create your account
If you have a physical right to study document, such as a BRP card or sticker in your passport, you must use this document to set up your UKVI account and provide your eVisa. For a step-by-step visual guide on setting up your UKVI account, please see the official UKVI video here.
Log in
To log in to your UKVI account, you will need details of the identity document you used to sign in (such as your passport, national identity card, or biometric residence card or permit), your date of birth, and access to the mobile number or email linked to your account.
View and prove your immigration status
After setting up your UKVI account, you can view your eVisa to check information about your Student Visa, including visa permission, its expiry and conditions such as work permission.
You will need to share your immigration status through the view and prove service by creating a share code. This code can be shared securely with third parties, such as Ravensbourne University London, and grants temporary access to your information on the UKVI system. A new share code is generated each time. Please ensure your share code is valid.
View and prove your immigration status
How to prove your immigration status with an eVisa
Keep your UKVI account up to date
You can update your details online via the government website.
Please keep the following information up to date:
- Passport (see above)
- Name
- Email address
- Mobile phone number
- Identity document, such as your passport or national identity card
- Home address.
Please regularly check and update your account to ensure your immigration status is correctly reflected and accessible when needed.
Update your UK Visas and Immigration account details
What to do If there is an error on your eVisa
Use the UKVI form to report something wrong on your eVisa, you should receive a response within ten days. If you are not sure whether a detail on your eVisa is an error or not, please contact our UKVI team.
Report an error with your eVisa
Contact us
For any further questions, please contact our UKVI team on [email protected]
Please send all share codes to [email protected]. Please provide your full name, student number and date of birth in the email.