Visa Guides for UK BRP / eVisa Holders

Complete destination guides with visa types, processing times, costs, and step-by-step application instructions

Your one-stop visa reference for travel from the UK

Each guide below covers entry requirements specific to UK BRP and eVisa holders, including visa types, costs, processing times, embassy details, and step-by-step application instructions.

eVisa Destinations — Apply Online

These countries allow you to apply for your visa entirely online. No embassy visit required. Processing times range from instant to a few business days.

IndiaeTourist / eBusiness / eMedical visa4-7 days processing • from $25
TurkeyElectronic visa (e-visa)Instant processing • $50
AustraliaVisitor visa (subclass 600) / ETA1-30 days processing • from AUD 20
CanadaeTA / Visitor visa (TRV)Minutes (eTA) to 8 weeks (visa)
ThailandTourist visa / eVisa / Visa exemption1-5 days (eVisa) • from £25

Visa on Arrival Destinations

These countries issue visas when you arrive at the airport. No advance application needed for eligible nationalities, though checking requirements before travel is essential.

Dubai / UAEVisa on arrival (selected nationalities)30 or 90 day permits • Free for many
EgyptVisa on arrival / eVisaOn arrival or 7 days online • $25
MoroccoVisa-free for many / Visa required for someUp to 90 days • Check nationality
GeorgiaVisa-free for most / eVisa availableUp to 1 year visa-free • Free

Embassy Visa Required

These destinations require an in-person embassy or visa centre visit. Plan well ahead as processing can take several weeks.

United StatesB1/B2 Tourist Visa / ESTA3-8 weeks processing • $185 (visa) / $21 (ESTA)
JapanTourist visa / Visa-free (select nationalities)5-10 days processing • Free
Schengen Area (27 countries)Schengen visa / Visa-free for some15 days processing • €80

Important Information for UK BRP / eVisa Holders

Your nationality matters most. While holding a UK BRP or eVisa grants you the right to live in the UK, visa requirements for other countries are primarily based on your passport nationality, not your UK residence status. Some countries offer easier access to holders of a valid UK residence permit, but always check the specific requirements for your nationality.

The UK has transitioned from BRP to eVisa. Physical Biometric Residence Permit cards are being replaced by digital eVisas. Your immigration status is now linked to your passport electronically. When applying for visas to other countries, you may need to provide your UKVI share code as proof of UK residence.

Always check before you travel. Visa requirements change frequently. The information on this site is for guidance only. Always verify current requirements with the relevant embassy or official government website before booking flights or making travel arrangements.

For European travel, see our comprehensive Schengen Visa Guide. For visa-free destinations, see our complete visa-free countries list.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: March 2026. Always verify entry requirements with the relevant embassy or official government website before booking travel.