22-09-2026 13:15 via computerweekly.com

UK government defends ‘fundamentally flawed’ eVisa system

The government has rejected a suggestion from the Lords Home Affairs committee that the electronic visa system should move to a more stable, token-based process, rather than the current error-prone system that relies on real-time database checks
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