What is the impact of Britain's withdrawal from the EU on British immigrants?

The EU is Britain's most important trading partner, and half of Britain's imports and exports are related to the EU. If Britain leaves the European Union in the future, the British economy will inevitably be affected. As for the impact on British trade, it depends on what kind of relationship Britain and the EU will maintain after Britain withdraws from the EU conference. Of course, Britain's withdrawal from the EU may also reduce the negative impact of EU rules and regulations on Britain. However, after Britain leaves the EU, Britain does not need to pay "membership fees" to the EU (saving nearly 654.38 billion pounds every year), and its economic and trade activities will not be subject to the EU.

For investors who immigrated to the UK in recent years, the trade relationship between the EU and the UK has also had an impact on their business map, especially the bosses of trading companies focusing on Europe. The plan to enter the European market with Britain as a springboard may be affected by whether Britain leaves the European Union or not.

However, as far as the British identity acquired after immigration is concerned, whether Britain leaves the EU or not has little influence on the daily life of immigrants in the UK. Even after Brexit, you can enjoy higher British welfare benefits, such as universal welfare medical care, educational resources and living environment. This is also the main reason why some British citizens support Britain's withdrawal from the EU. They believe that the influx of European immigrants and the enjoyment of British welfare benefits are not conducive to Britain's own development.

After emigrating to Britain, investors enjoy the same welfare and social resources as British citizens except political rights. Therefore, in the face of the possibility of Britain leaving the EU, their position is no different from that of British citizens.

In terms of other non-EU immigration policies, Britain has also begun to introduce various new visa requirements to strengthen the crackdown on illegal immigrants and increase the difficulty of visas. For example, the annual salary requirements of T2 work visa applicants are increasing, and the English requirements of applicants applying for UK or permanent spouse visas are also increasing. The current immigration policy will be tightened, and it will be more difficult for China people to stay in the UK.