Introduce three ways to immigrate to Britain.

First, the way of working, as the name implies, is to work in the UK and finally obtain permanent residency in the UK. In Britain, this kind of visa is called employer-sponsored visa.

If you can find an employer who is willing to provide you with a Tier2 work visa in the UK, congratulations, you can get permanent residence status in the UK by getting a work visa for five consecutive years. It's a bit like American H1B.

However, as we all know, it is very difficult for China people to get a work visa in Britain. First of all, employers need to prove to the Immigration Bureau that there is no suitable candidate for this position in the UK. Secondly, the post level and annual salary must meet the requirements of the immigration bureau. Therefore, the employer-sponsored visa is more suitable for people with strong personal ability who can find an employer-sponsored job through their own strength.

Second, the way to get married

This is also how many China people successfully stay in Britain or immigrate to Britain.

Generally speaking, you can get permanent residence status by marrying someone who has British status or has legally resided in the UK for five years.

We can classify the following three kinds of visas in this way: spouse visa, partner visa and EU family visa.

1. Let's start with the spouse visa. Generally speaking, if you have been married/cohabited with a British person or a person with permanent residence status in the UK for more than 2 years, your language level is up to standard, and your spouse's salary meets the requirements of the Immigration Bureau, you can apply. After 5 years, you and your minor children can get a British green card.

2. In addition, the partner visa is actually a bit similar to the spouse visa. If you have been married or cohabited with any one of the UK TIER 1, 2, 4 and 5 visas for more than 2 years, you can apply, and your partner with a work visa can apply for permanent residence in the UK after 5 years.

3. Finally, the EU family visa. Simply put, if you marry someone with an EEA passport, you can apply and get a green card in five years.

These three kinds of "marriage" visas are naturally suitable for people who are married or have plans to get married, and your other half has the status of Britain and the European Union.

Third, investment channels.

It mainly includes entrepreneurial immigrants and investment immigrants.

1, entrepreneur migration, is to invest money in a local company in the UK. There are two basic requirements: 200,000 pounds of funds and about 4 points in IELTS. Here are the key elements of an entrepreneur visa:

The authenticity of starting a business;

The project has a good development prospect;

Therefore, this kind of visa is more suitable for people who have some savings and want to display their entrepreneurial ability in the UK.

2. Let's talk about investment immigration. If you have more than 2 million pounds (180,000 RMB) in your hand, you can consider this simple and rude way, but you also need more funds, which is 10 times that of entrepreneurs. There is no other requirement except money.

Personal income tax of British immigrants

On the basis of classified income, comprehensive income is taxed. Taxable income is divided into six categories, namely

(1) Rent, rental commission and similar payments obtained from operating real estate such as land and buildings;

② Forest land income;

(3) Interest income from British and foreign public bonds paid in the UK;

4 wage income;

(5) Income from dividends paid by British resident companies;

⑥ Income from business and professional practice, income from foreign business and property, income from interest withheld from sources, pension, royalties, interest on foreign securities and other types of income.

Taxpayers are divided into permanent residents, non-permanent residents and non-residents.

Residents refer to:

(1) stay in the UK for more than 6 months in the tax year;

(2) Living in the UK for more than 3 months every year for 5 consecutive years;

(3) Have a domicile in the UK and live in the UK, regardless of the length of their stay. However, they have been engaged in business, other occupations or employees abroad.

(4) Residents generally pay taxes according to their worldwide income. If they have British qualifications as stipulated in the British Nationality Act, they can enjoy basic living deduction when calculating taxable income.

Non-residents only tax their source income in Britain, and generally do not enjoy the basic living deduction. However, those with British education can be deducted from the basic living expenses according to the proportion of their British income in the world.

Taxpayers' taxable income is calculated by deducting legal deductions (such as qualified operating expenses from operating income) from various incomes, obtaining comprehensive income from various incomes (including income that has been taxed from the source), and then deducting livelihood expenses, which is the actual taxable income. When all kinds of income are combined into comprehensive income, it is allowed to offset the profit and loss according to law (for example, the operating loss can be offset by the total income), and then tax is levied according to the progressive tax rate. The tax paid withheld from the source can be deducted from the tax payable. Personal income tax is paid by self-declaration, and both parties living together can declare it jointly or separately.

Chapter III Education System of British Immigrants

After hundreds of years of evolution, the British education system has been quite perfect and complex, and has great flexibility. Generally speaking, it is divided into three stages: public education, continuing education and higher education.

1, British public education

In Britain, all people must receive compulsory education between the ages of five and sixteen. Students can enjoy free state welfare. Some public schools provide school buses to pick up students for free. All parents must send their children to school. Public schools generally have canteens to provide students with balanced and low-priced lunches.

2. Continuing education in Britain

Continuing education is the most distinctive part of the British education system, and it is also the most concerned part of British immigrants. It is the "third level education" after primary and secondary education, laying the foundation for entering higher education or employment. 17 to 18 This age group is the advanced class of middle school (or the preparatory class of university), which is the transitional period from middle school to university.

3. British higher education

Higher education is an advanced stage in the British education system, including undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral and advanced national diplomas. Higher education is usually provided by universities, and many colleges also offer bachelor's degrees and higher education diploma courses.

4. British nurseries

Of course, before the children receive the above education, the British government also provides free nurseries, subsidizing every family, reassuring every parent and integrating their children into a country. Education must be the core!