UK Moves to Fully Digital eVisas for Nigerian Study, Work Applicants

UK introduces digital eVisas for Nigerian study, work applicants - Daily Trust

The United Kingdom has announced a major shift in its visa processing system for Nigerian nationals, introducing digital eVisas for study and work applicants beginning 15 July 2025. According to a statement issued by the British High Commission in Abuja, successful applicants will no longer receive physical visa stickers—known as vignettes—in their passports.  Instead, they will be issued a secure online record of their immigration status, marki…

UK moves to fully digital eVisas for Nigerian study, work applicants

The British High Commission in Abuja has introduced a change to the UK's visa system affecting Nigerians seeking study and work permits

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UK new eVisa: What applicants need to know

By EMMANUEL KUJE, Abuja- United Kingdom (UK) Government has announced the introduction of a digital eVisa for study The post UK new eVisa: What applicants need to know appeared first on National Accord Newspaper.

UK unveils digital study, work visas for Nigerians - Worldstage

WorldStage Newsonline–  The UK Government has announced that it will unveil digital eVisas for most Nigerian nationals applying for study or work visas from July 15. A statement by the British High Commission, Abuja, signed by Onyinye Madu explained that under the new system, successful applicants will receive a secure online eVisa instead of a physical visa sticker in their passport. The statement said that applicants would still need to visit …

UK Government Introduces Digital eVisa For Nigerian Students, Work Applicants

The British High Commission in Abuja has announced a change to the United Kingdom’s immigration process for Nigerians applying for study and work visas.     The UK government on Wednesday noted that starting from 15 July 2025, most applicants in these categories will begin receiving digital eVisas instead of the traditional visa stickers in their passports, according to a statement from the BHC.