How long can British investment immigrants get a green card?

Many high-net-worth individuals who have no intention of starting a business in the UK, because of the shortcomings of English and academic qualifications, can neither immigrate to the UK through entrepreneurial immigration nor have the qualifications of skilled immigrants in the UK, so they choose the UK investment immigrants with the loosest requirements for diplomas and English proficiency. For applicants who are older or eager to immigrate to Britain, the most concerned issue is the green card issue. So, how long does it take to get a green card?

2 million pounds British investment immigrants get a five-year green card.

The higher the investment, the faster you can get a green card.

There are three thresholds for investment expenses of British investment immigrants, namely, 2 million pounds, 5 million pounds and 6,543,800,000 pounds. When an applicant can get a British green card is closely related to the investment cost. The higher the investment cost, the shorter the waiting time for getting a green card. For example, if an investor invests 2 million pounds, he can get a five-year green card; Invest 5 million pounds and get permanent residency in 3 years; It only takes two years to invest 6.5438 million pounds.

The immigration supervision requirements of British investment immigrants are more stringent, and applicants need to live in the UK for more than half a year during the investment period.

The source of funds for British investment immigrants is relaxed.

British investment immigrants not only have no restrictions on English and academic qualifications, but also have no requirements for the applicant's business background. As long as they are willing to invest their funds in financial products such as British government bonds, stocks or corporate bonds (not allowed to invest in real estate) and can reasonably explain the source of funds, they can go through immigration procedures.

For the source of assets, it can be through inheritance, gift, business operation, shareholder dividends or investment income, as long as there are corresponding professional documents to support it.