What is the difference between the visa for the chief representative of an overseas company and the 2,-pound entrepreneurial immigrant visa in the UK?

hello, I'm glad to answer your questions. Relatively speaking, the visa for the chief representative of the United Kingdom is easier.

The chief representative visa in the UK belongs to the entrepreneurial immigration program, which belongs to those visas that are required by those who are headquartered outside the UK and want to develop the British market and send senior executives with management experience to set up branches or wholly-owned subsidiaries in the UK. The visa held by senior executives during their business trip to the UK is the chief representative visa. The official English name is: Representative of an Overseas Business Visa.

the first application is valid for 3 years, renewed for 2 years, and you can apply for permanent residence after 5 years. The applicant's spouse and children under the age of 18 can also get a visa, and they can enjoy free medical care and education during the visa holding period. This visa category has no investment amount, number of employees and interview requirements, and the official average success rate is over 8%, which is a green channel for immigration to the UK.

The UK Innovation Work Visa is a new visa launched on March 29th, 219. For those who come to the UK to start a business, similar to the previous British entrepreneurs/outstanding talents, the company's capital has dropped to or 5, pounds, but it requires the approval of the endorsement agency.

target group: those who really want to start a business in Britain and have certain business ideas and professional skills, such as software and hardware, digital science, artificial intelligence, network security, senior front-end development, operating system, biotechnology, agricultural equipment, biological genes and other related skills, and also need to have corresponding investment funds.

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