Brief Legal Advice on UK Immigration Laws
Moving to Canada is an exciting opportunity. Each year, thousands of immigrants travel to Canada create new economic opportunities for themselves and Canada by joining the country’s labour force. Lots of people go to work and stay in Canada permanently (as permanent residents) through Canada’s Immigration Laws programs for skilled workers. People also go to Canada through the Provincial Nominee Program operated by many of Canada’s provinces and territories.
Many other immigrants go to Canada to set up their own business or to work temporarily to help Canadian employers address short-term requirements for employees in specific occupations. There are lots of programs available to go to Canada from visit Programmes to permanent residency, and then citizenship.
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What is the UK Biometric Residence Permit (BRP)?
A biometric residence permit (BRP) primarily refers to such an assuring permit that mainly provides biographical as well as biometric information of its holders. It is quite useful in order to confirm your identity, right to study or work in the UK, and right to any public services or benefits you are entitled to. You do not have to apply separately for a BRP.
Who is a UK BRP for?
You will usually get a BRP if you:
- Apply to come to the UK for longer than 6 months
- Extend your visa to longer than 6 months
- Apply to settle in the UK
- Transfer your visa to a new passport
- Apply for certain Home Office travel documents
- You will not get a BRP if you use the ‘UK Immigration: ID Check’ app to prove your identity when applying for your visa.
- You will get a digital immigration status instead.
Which information is stated on a BRP?
Your BRP will include:
- Your name, date and place of birth
- Your fingerprints and a photo of your face (this is your biometric information)
- Your immigration status and any conditions of your stay
- Whether you can access public funds like benefits and health services
You may have a National Insurance (NI) number printed on the back of your BRP. Not all BRPs have this since it depends on factors including the date it was issued and your visa status. You will need to apply for an NI number if all of the following apply:
- There is not one on your BRP
- You do not already have one
- You are planning to work, claim benefits, apply for a student loan or pay Class 3 voluntary National Insurance contributions
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