How many days can a British green card return to China at most each year?

According to the British Immigration Service, people with this status can stay in the UK to live, study and work without restrictions.

You can go back to China to live, but you can't leave Britain for more than two years at a time. That is to say, you have to come to Britain again after two years, so that your green card will be valid and will not expire. If you look carefully at the PR page on your passport, there is no expiration date on it. This is called indefinite leave, and it won't be cancelled just because you have stayed in China for too long. However, if you intend to be naturalized, you must stay in the UK continuously for 5 years (no more than 90 days per year) and have held PR recently 1 year. 1 doesn't matter if you just keep your green card. City Council tax allowance: the local city Council is responsible for helping low-income people pay city Council tax.

2. Rent subsidy: The city council helps people in need to pay rent.

3, you can get social fund benefits, from the daily income, pay some people who have difficulties, including pregnancy, first aid expenses, community care allowance and so on.

4. For the welfare of low-income people, income subsidy: 18 years old or above, and the income is below a certain level. Applicants must have the ability to work and apply for jobs.

5. Allowance for nursing homes and nursing homes: If an applicant enters a nursing home or nursing home for care before1March 3, 19931day, he can get a higher income allowance to pay for hospitalization expenses.

6. Other financial assistance: income assistance, family allowance and transportation assistance (if a family member is serving a sentence in prison).

7. Medical expenses: free medical expenses, dental treatment and glasses.

8. Social fund: paying people with difficulties in life, including pregnancy, first aid expenses, interest-free loans and community care allowance. The difference between British green card and nationality

The differences in the rights enjoyed by British permanent residents and citizens are mainly reflected in several aspects: the right to vote, the right to be elected, being elected as a jury member, and engaging in some special work of the government (such as intelligence personnel). These rights or obligations do not belong to permanent residents, but to citizens.

Once you get British citizenship, whether you live in the UK or not, you will remain British citizenship for life and be protected by British overseas consulates.

If the green card holder is sentenced to more than 12 months in the UK, his green card will be revoked and his British citizenship cannot be revoked.

If one parent is a British green card holder and the child is born in the UK, then the child is a British citizen at birth.

If a child is born in China, then the child is a China citizen. Of course, he can apply for a British green card in the future.

Britain raises immigration investment threshold. 2014165438+1the official update on October 6th shows that Tier 1 (investors) requires 2 million pounds of funds in regulated financial institutions, which are held by regulated formal institutions and can be withdrawn in the UK, with an amount of 2 million pounds or more.