UKVI
The UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) agency of the British government is in charge of regulating the country's immigration laws. It is a part of the Home Office and is crucial to organizing and regulating immigration to the UK.
One of UKVI's main duties is to process visa applications, enforce immigration laws, and make decisions about immigration-related matters. The UKVI is typically the place to go to apply for a visa if you wish to visit, work, study, or settle in the UK.
Typically, a person is required to submit supporting papers, schedule appointments at visa application centers, and maybe consent to the collection of biometric data (fingerprints and a photo). UKVI carefully considers each application, taking into account the applicant's purpose for the travel, financial stability, level of English proficiency, and criminal past.
The UKVI is in charge of handling visa procedures and upholding UK immigration regulations. In order to combat illegal immigration, this means conducting regular checks on persons to ensure they are adhering by the conditions of their visas, conducting raids and investigations, and bringing the proper legal action against those found to be in breach of immigration rules.