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Documents & identity
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Access your digital immigration status (eVisa)
1. Create a UKVI Account for your eVisa
Physical cards are no longer issued. You must create a UKVI account to prove your immigration status digitally.
2. Check that your eVisa details are correct
3. Save a copy of your eVisa proof
Guides curated by UK experts

Oksana Logvinenko
Co-founder & Operations/ContentDrawing on her own experience as a refugee, Oksana works with charities and local government to empower fellow expats and expand employment opportunities in the UK.

Vitalii Mytenko
Co-founder & Tech LeadVitalii specializes in helping expats navigate banking, healthcare (NHS), and local integration. His work is based on practical, lived experience and data-driven insights.
Why newcomers find UKNav helpful
UKNav guided us step by step. In one week, we got a SIM, a bank account, and registered with the GP. It made the UK feel like home.
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Yes. You can start using this website before you arrive in the UK to understand what documents you’ll need, which steps to take first, and how to prepare for your move. Your checklist will adapt as you move from planning to actually living in the UK, so you don’t lose track of what’s already done and what’s next.
No. The website does not provide formal legal advice and is not a law firm or immigration adviser. We offer clear, practical guidance and links to official resources to help you understand your options, but complex or high‑risk cases should always be discussed with a qualified professional.
Yes. The service is designed for different types of newcomers, including skilled workers, students, refugees, and spouses or partners, etc.
Your checklist covers the essentials for your first weeks and months in the UK, such as banking, housing basics, registering with a GP, understanding the NHS, and key documents to sort out. Over time, it also helps you with everyday life and integration — from transport and local services to rights, work, and where to go for extra support if you need it.
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