In this edition Iva Repnytska discusses the e-visa process in detail.

Iva Repnytska will help make an e-visa at a meeting of Ukrainians in Petersfield on October 12, 2024, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the address:
United Reformed Church, 25 College Street, Petersfield, GU31 4AG

“To make the process of issuing an e-visa easier, I ask you to take a tablet (or computer) and a phone with the ability to read chips (this is how you pay in stores. Also, take out all the documents for yourself and your child,” Iva Repnytska invited.

To join the group and get help with e-visa registration for Ukrainians, fill out this form by October 11, 2024 https://forms.gle/7yZUEHRcGfEYMt818

From 2025, Great Britain (UK) will implement a digital system of border control and migration. An electronic visa (e-visa) will be used to cross the UK border for entry instead of physical documents such as plastic biometric cards (BRP/BRC) and visa stickers. E-visa is an online record of your immigration status and conditions of stay in the UK. It shows that you have the right to legally stay in the UK, as well as what visa or status you have and until what date it is valid.

Read the English translation of this podcast in the text equivalent and listen to the podcast in Ukrainian. Forward this important information to those Ukrainians who have not yet made an e-visa. Here you can find more information in Ukrainian and apply for this visa yourself until January 2025 https://ua.opora.uk/e-visa