A UK resident, Nidia Webb, was stranded in Spain after a digital visa glitch linked her identity to her identical twin sister’s info, blocking her from boarding home. The Home Office admitted it’s a known issue — especially for twins — and claimed the fix was sent to her sister, leaving Webb unaware until she finally flew. Immigration advocates warn the rushed eVisa rollout exposes critical vulnerabilities, while the Home Office insists over 10 million people have used the system successfully and most errors are resolved within 24 hours. Still, this real-world mess raises serious questions about whether digital immigration systems are truly ready for everyone.
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