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This release is the sixth in a series of releases that explore migrants' journeys through the UK's immigration system.
A series of 'how to' videos to help you access and use your eVisa, as well as updating and recovering your UKVI account.
This release is the fifteenth in an annual series of publications that explore changes in migrants’ visa and leave status within the UK’s immigration system.
This release (formerly known as the ‘Statistics on changes in migrants’ visa and leave status’ report) is the twelfth in an annual series of publications that explore changes in migrants’ visa and leave status within the UK’s immigration system.
This release (formerly known as the ‘Statistics on changes in migrants’ visa and leave status’ report) is the tenth in an annual series of publications that explore changes in migrants’ visa and leave status within the UK’s immigration system.
This publication provides evidence on the behaviour of migrants entering the UK immigration system for the 5 main routes of entry to the UK.
A series of publications that explore migrants' journeys through the UK's immigration system.
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