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I have checked that. It doesn’t tell me about the costs of getting a replacement? Is my replacement guaranteed if I go down this route?
If you’re outside the UK
You must report your lost or stolen BRP outside the UK.
You cannot apply for a replacement BRP outside the UK. Instead, you’ll need to apply for a ‘replacement BRP visa’, which lets you re-enter the UK once only. It costs £154.
You can apply for a replacement BRP when you return to the UK. You must do this within 3 months of reporting it lost or stolen unless you have a good reason, for example you were unable to return to the UK in that time.
If you’ve been away for over 2 years and you’ve lost your documentation proving your right to live in the UK, you can apply for a Returning Resident visa.
Is there any specific documents they require for me to have before I apply?CR001 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 1:04 pmYou should read the information in the link, where all the information is stated!!
If you have not been absent for 2 or more years, there is no reason you won't be successful.
If you’re outside the UK
You must report your lost or stolen BRP outside the UK.
You cannot apply for a replacement BRP outside the UK. Instead, you’ll need to apply for a ‘replacement BRP visa’, which lets you re-enter the UK once only. It costs £154.
You can apply for a replacement BRP when you return to the UK. You must do this within 3 months of reporting it lost or stolen unless you have a good reason, for example you were unable to return to the UK in that time.
If you’ve been away for over 2 years and you’ve lost your documentation proving your right to live in the UK, you can apply for a Returning Resident visa.
I’ve checked; and reported it lost and stolen. It doesn’t specify, what documents are needed specifically?