What are all kinds of British immigrants?

There are many ways to immigrate to Britain. There are mainly 2 years, 3 years, 5 years, 7 years, 10 years, 14 years and amnesty immigrants.

Two years-refers to marrying a British permanent resident or a British national, obtaining a marriage visa and passing the exam of living in the UK after entering the UK for two years, and then you can apply for permanent residence in the UK, which is what we usually call a green card.

Five years-refers to entering the UK with a work visa, a high-tech immigrant visa, an entrepreneur visa and an investment visa, and completing five years in the UK according to the requirements of the visa. You can apply for permanent residence in the UK after passing the life test in the UK and meeting other conditions.

Seven years-refers to children under the age of 18 who have stayed in the UK for seven years, and their parents can apply for permanent residence when they are deported.

10- No matter what kind of visa the applicant holds, as long as the visa is continuous and legal, without interruption, and he has been away from the UK for no more than 18 months in the past 10, and each time he has been away from the UK for no more than 6 months, he can apply for permanent residence.

14 years-no matter what the applicant's identity is, whether legal or illegal, as long as he has stayed in the UK for 14 years and has not been deported, he can apply for permanent residence of 14 years. Amnesty for immigrants-sometimes the British government stipulates that people who meet certain conditions can apply for Amnesty and directly grant permanent resident status.