Biometric residence permits (BRPs)
If your BRP is expiring
What you need to do when your biometric residence permit (BRP) expires depends on why it’s expiring.
If your permission to stay in the UK (for example, your visa) is expiring
You must apply to extend your stay or get a new type of permission. For example, you can extend your visa or apply for a new visa.
If your BRP is expiring
BRPs are being replaced by eVisas. An eVisa is an online record of your immigration status.
If you have permission to stay in the UK longer than your BRP, you need to set up access to your eVisa before your BRP expires.
You can keep using your BRP until it expires.
You do not need to tell UKVI when your BRP has expired.
Keep your expired BRP - you might be able to use it as evidence if you apply to stay in the UK.