Airlines are responsible for verifying UK immigration status before boarding
Airlines are responsible for verifying UK immigration status before boarding. Passengers should present a valid Share Code (generated on the gov.uk portal). Airline staff use this code to verify status online. Having a hard copy of the Share Code is recommended to avoid issues with connectivity or specific airline procedures.
Electronic visas for the UK (eVisa) require a 'share code' for entry and verification
Electronic visas for the UK (eVisa) require a 'share code' for entry and verification. This code should be provided at check-in and immigration control. Travelers should have a digital or printed copy of the share code ready. It is often advisable to create a UKVI account in advance to manage identity details and access the share code.
When prompted for a 'document number' in relation to UK travel documentation, if it pertains to the UK 'Share Code'…
When prompted for a 'document number' in relation to UK travel documentation, if it pertains to the UK 'Share Code' system (used for proving immigration status digitally), enter the Share Code itself without spaces. This code serves as the identifier for accessing immigration status information.
UK eVisa Share Codes are valid for 90 days
UK eVisa Share Codes are valid for 90 days. They cannot be retrieved once generated, so users should save the PDF or screenshot immediately. To facilitate border checks, it is recommended to print the Share Code PDF and attach the 'What the Checker will see' summary page to the back of the printout.
UK immigration status (share code) should be presented as a clear screenshot or printout linking the user's name,…
UK immigration status (share code) should be presented as a clear screenshot or printout linking the user's name, photo, and status. Airlines verify identity visually as they have no direct access to the UK Home Office database. Access to gov.uk websites from Russia requires a VPN.