The Isle of Man Immigration Service will begin introducing digital immigration products from July.
People granted Entry Clearance will no longer be issued with a sticker or label, known as a visa vignette, in their passport.
From Wednesday, July 1, their immigration status will instead be recorded digitally and verified by airlines, ferry operators and border officials.
Applicants will receive a letter confirming their permission details, with the move forming part of the Island's wider transition towards eVisas.
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