Guide to proof of immigration funds for British entrepreneurs

In recent years, with the continuous growth of China's economy, high-net-worth individuals in China began to invest in real estate overseas. London, England is a hot spot for domestic investors. The following is an unorganized guide to the proof of immigration funds for British entrepreneurs. Welcome to read!

1. Guide to proof of immigrant funds for British entrepreneurs

The high refusal rate of Tier 1 entrepreneur immigrants in Britain is prohibitive. However, summing up these common reasons for refusal, we can find that there are only three mistakes in the hard material of capital proof, and the most troublesome part in the preparation of hard material is the capital proof. First, the source of funds is not clear.

The source of funds investigated by the British Immigration Bureau is whether the applicant has the ability to obtain or own 200,000 pounds of venture capital. There are various sources of funds, such as stock speculation, real estate speculation, work income, and third-party gifts. This requires the applicant to submit the relevant proof materials of the source of funds and the corresponding translation proof documents.

Second, the relationship is not clear

The funds recognized by the British Immigration Bureau can come from the gifts of immediate family members, non-immediate family members or investment institutions. In this case, the applicant will be required to produce proof of relationship, and the materials of proof of relationship are very important. For third-party investment institutions, as long as valid official documents are provided, there will basically be no unidentified sources of funds. However, if the gift from a third party comes from a non-immediate relative, it will bring some difficulties to the Immigration Bureau in defining the relationship and even the definition that the funds can be used at will, and it will also easily lead to visa refusal.

On the other hand, due to the foreign exchange control problem in China, the applicant's 200,000 pounds will usually be transferred internationally in batches through the bank accounts of relatives or friends. Therefore, when submitting the materials, once the immigration official asks the applicant about the transfer plan, if the relationship is not clear, it will easily lead to refusal.

Third, whether the funds can be used at will.

Whether the applicant's investment of 20 pounds needs to be repaid or conditional is a key point for immigration officials to inspect. If the funds are under the jurisdiction of China's financial institutions, they will face the problem of foreign exchange control, so it will bring some difficulties to the definition of arbitrary use. At the same time, if the funds come from a third party, then evidence is also needed to prove that the applicant can unconditionally use the funds donated by the third party.

2. Eating habits after immigrating to Britain

British people's eating habits are like drinking tea first, and a cup of "bedtime tea" in the morning begins a day of drinking tea. The average Briton drinks five cups of tea every day, and the annual consumption of tea accounts for 1/3 of the total sales in the world tea export market. The two major contributions of British eating habits to the world are the invention of afternoon tea and fish and chips. The street is still full of fast food restaurants selling fish and chips.

British travel guides say that if you want to drink "real" tea, you can only go to high-end hotels where you meet wealthy tourists, or to local British families who haven't used teabags yet. To drink "real" tea, you should first heat the teapot in hot water, so-called "slow and steady", then put it into the tea produced in Darjeeling, India or Assam, Kenya and Sri Lanka, add boiling water, soak it, pour it into a teacup, add milk and finally add sugar. If you want to buy beautiful metal boxed tea, you can only go to the duty-free shop at the airport. Now, the British throw tea bags directly into mugs, brew them in boiling water for a while, take them out and throw them away with spoons or stainless steel clips, and then drink tea.

In Britain, there are all kinds of tea parties and tea banquets. People get together to drink tea and talk about things. British people prefer drinking tea in their eating habits and enjoy it. Most English people pay great attention to manners when eating. A few people sit at a table, polite, smiling quietly and silently. In short, after the unpalatable food was served on their table, they also ate it gracefully and happily with a smile on their faces.

Another feature of British eating habits is that they are very concerned about drinking. When it comes to drinking, we can't help but mention the local bar culture. Personally, I can't say I have any good feelings for this culture. It's really old, but it's getting more and more passionate today. It turns boredom during the day into drunkenness at night and makes drunkenness crazy.

British people's eating habits may seem a bit strange to some friends, but when they are in the countryside, they should learn to do as the Romans do. In the case of ensuring your physical and mental health, you might as well try the British diet, and maybe you can find the beauty.

3. Requirements for handling British immigration projects

According to the visa regulations of British immigration law, the principal applicant 16 years old and has no criminal record, and the child cannot be over 18 years old. The main applicant has 6,543,800 pounds in cash or equivalent in other currencies, which can be invested in the UK, so that he can get an investment immigrant visa for three years, then renew it for two years, and then apply for permanent residence after five years. Or the applicant has personal assets of 2 million pounds or equivalent in other currencies, and then applies for a visa in the form of an asset mortgage loan.

Applicants need to invest within 3 months after entering the UK, and under special circumstances, they are allowed to invest within 6 months. The investment method is 750,000 pounds in the UK bond market, of which 250,000 pounds can be used for buying houses for self-occupation or investing in real estate. If the applicant invests 5 million pounds or owns 6,543,800 pounds or personal assets equivalent to other currencies, and applies for a visa by means of an asset mortgage loan, the applicant can apply for a residence visa (permanent residence) within three years at the earliest. If the applicant invests 6,543,800,000 pounds or has 20,000 pounds or the same amount of personal assets in other currencies, the applicant can apply for permanent residence within two years at the earliest. The applicant's spouse and minor children can go to the UK as affiliated applicants, and they can get a British settlement visa together with the main applicant.

Attention should be paid to residence requirements. Applicants must live in the UK for 180 days a year before they can apply for permanent residence. This requirement is a challenge for many applicants who invest in immigration. If the applicant cannot meet the residence requirements within five years, as long as he continues to invest in the UK, his residence as an investment immigrant can be renewed until he decides to apply for permanent residence.