UK eVisa

UK eVisa

The UK eVisa is a digital record of a person’s UK immigration status linked to a passport or other identity document. It can be accessed through a user's UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account and used to prove identity in various scenarios.

The UK eVisa is a digital record of a person’s UK immigration status linked to a passport or other identity document. It can be accessed through a user's UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account and used to prove identity in various scenarios.

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Provider details

Category and coverage

Category

Biometric Registries

Geographies

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United Kingdom

What you can verify

Always returned

Given nameFamily nameDate of birthDocument typeDocument numberIssuing countryIssuing authorityDocument portrait

Sometimes returned

NationalityIssue dateExpiration date

Technical & standards

Protocol

Standards

How to integrate

UK eVisa

Every provider in the Trinsic network is added the same way. Three steps, one integration.

01

Create an account

Sign up for Trinsic and create a workspace in the dashboard.

02

Get an API key

Generate an API key for your workspace to authenticate verification requests.

03

Configure a verification profile

Choose which identity providers to accept, then run your first verification session.

UK eVisa verification, one API for every ID

Trinsic verifies this ID and hundreds of digital IDs across 50+ countries through one integration. Explore the identity verification API, or see how Trinsic handles identity orchestration, fintech and KYC, and age assurance.

Frequently asked questions

01

What is the UK eVisa?

02

Which country can use the UK eVisa?

03

What information can you verify with a UK eVisa?

04

Can businesses use the UK eVisa for KYC?

05

How does verifying with a UK eVisa work?

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Biometric Registries

Biometric registries are databases, often government source databases, that provide for user verification using a biometric—either by matching a submitted image against the source or by directly performing a liveness session.

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