Is junior high school going to send children to study in Britain? Is it direct immigration or studying abroad?

I can tell you for sure that if you just want your child's thesis to have a "returnee" background, then study abroad. If you want to stay after studying abroad, then choose immigration. Look at your own needs, in fact, immigration is more cost-effective.

Britain's education system is complete in variety, complete in structure, high in gold content, and its academic qualifications are recognized by the world. After immigrating to Britain, it costs much less to apply for higher public universities as domestic students, and the application threshold is lower. The chances of going to a prestigious school are relatively high, and there are more optional majors for studying abroad. British companies are more inclined to recruit people with permanent resident status, which means that international students have to compete for 20% of the places in the world, while local students with permanent resident status have an 80% chance and more secure employment.

I hope I can help you. Thank you.