What will parents do when they immigrate to Britain?

1) The applicant's guarantor (child) has obtained British nationality/permanent residency; 2) One or both parents are over 65 years old; If the applicant is under 65 years old, it is usually not allowed: because the British government believes that the applicant is still able to take care of himself; 3) Parents are in poor health and need long-term care. 4) No other immediate family members, caregivers or domestic workers provide care in China; If the applicant has other children in China, usually not: because the applicant can choose their children in China to take care of themselves; 5) Parents have no old-age security in China, or the pension is not enough to support daily living expenses; Applicants with a certain wage income or a certain pension are usually not allowed: because the government believes that the applicant has the financial ability to enjoy social security benefits in China, the British government has no responsibility and obligation to take care of the applicant; 6) Living in China, all or most of the living expenses come from Britain (children). 7) The applicant's guarantor (child) can provide accommodation for his parents and bear the living expenses without seeking public funds. If the applicant has a certain deposit, it is usually not possible: because the applicant has the ability to protect his own life.