Why can't I apply for immigration on a labor visa?

Labor visa refers to the visa that the government allows foreigners to temporarily enter the country for work, but cannot apply for immigration. The main reasons are as follows:

1. The labor visa is temporary and can only work in the country within the validity period. Once the validity period expires, foreigners must leave the country.

2. Applicants for labor visas must meet certain conditions, such as sufficient funds, sufficient work experience and sufficient English proficiency. These conditions can't meet the requirements of immigrants.

3. Applicants for labor visas must have certain working ability and contribution, while immigrants do not need these requirements.

Applicants for labor visas must have a certain sense of social responsibility, while immigrants do not need such a requirement.

Applicants for labor visas must have a certain sense of social responsibility, while immigrants do not need such a requirement.

In a word, there is a big difference between labor visa and immigration. Applicants for labor visas must meet certain conditions, while immigrants do not need such requirements. Therefore, applicants for labor visas cannot apply for immigration.