Does the loss of British BRP card affect the application of foreign students for foreign academic certification by the Ministry of Education?

Biometric residence permit is a card issued by the British visa and immigration bureau, which is the identity certificate of international students during their study in the UK.

According to the regulations, the originals and photocopies of all the passports of the applicant (including the first page-personal information page, the last page-my signature page, and all visa records and entry and exit records during studying abroad) are also one of the materials required for certification. If it is lost, it means that visa materials cannot be submitted when applying for academic certification. And if the materials are insufficient, the Ministry of Education will not accept your academic certification.

If your ID card is lost outside the UK, please contact the Home Office immediately to report the loss and reissue it in time. In addition, you need to fill out a BRP(RC) form. Failure to report the loss of BRP within three months will result in a fine as high as 1000. If you find that your ID card changed in Britain is lost after returning home, you need to reissue it, but it is very troublesome to reissue it and you need to reapply within 3 months.