What does brp mean?

The BRP card for studying in the UK is a visa card.

The biometric residence permit (BRP card for short) has information that allows students to stay in the UK, and it will also clearly indicate the validity period of the visa. It's the size of a bank card, with photos, and the information on it is similar to that on the visa page. At present, visas in Britain are basically issued for only one month.

When applying for a visa, students need to specify where they will live after entering the UK, and provide the estimated stay time, address and postal code. This postal code helps to identify the post offices in this area during the application process. Students must pick them up at the designated post office within 30 days after arriving in Britain.

On the day of face-to-face interview, the applicant needs to take photos directly with his fingerprints, and the photos will be recorded as information in the card. If you mail your application in the UK, UKBA will send you a letter after receiving the application form, asking you to go to a nearby place where fingerprints can be printed (such as some post offices). This process only takes 10 minutes.

If you apply for a visa card in the UK, if the visa passes, your ID card will be sent to your home address. If you do it outside the UK, go to the post office to pick it up when you come to the UK. ?

BRP card collection time

After everyone signed it, there was an A4 piece of paper with all the contents in English. We call it an admission thesis, which describes in detail how to get a BRP card and when to get it. The requirement of the Immigration Bureau is that you need to get a biometric fingerprint card from the post office within 10 days after entering the UK.