Four common ways of British immigration

1. Four common ways of British immigration

1, invest in immigration, which is also the most convenient way to obtain British identity. Invest 2 million pounds in British company stocks or British-recognized corporate bonds and hold them for 5 years. You can apply for permanent residence after 5 years.

With an investment of 5 million pounds, you can get permanent residency in just three years.

With an investment of 6,543,800,000 pounds, you can get permanent residency in just two years.

Investment immigration meets Britain's demand for people's wealth.

The minimum investment of 2 million pounds is a high threshold in most countries that accept investment immigrants. Not to mention 5 million and 10 million pounds.

2. Innovator visa

Entrepreneurship visas are aimed at graduates, while the purpose of innovator visas is to attract foreigners to start businesses in the UK. If you are interested in starting a business, you can look at this part. A long time ago, there was a visa in Britain called "entrepreneur immigrant visa", and the threshold was 200 thousand pounds. At the same time, during the visa period, the applicant has created two full-time positions for at least two permanent residents/British nationals/EU people, and each position has existed for at least 12 months.

You can invest in 1 enterprise or start your own business. Obviously, the former will be easier for China people who want to emigrate. Without the requirement of turnover and profit, a logical business plan can be given, and investment can be made after it is passed.

Generally speaking, it is actually very simple to operate through an intermediary. As long as the English ability reaches a certain level, you can basically invest if you have money. Therefore, Britain originally hoped to attract people to Britain as "entrepreneurs" and create employment opportunities for Britain.

However, many people come here for visas. With the help of the intermediary, many people can even immigrate to Britain by opening restaurants, but their contribution to Britain is not great.

The Innovator visa requires the applicant to be at least 18 years old, with an investment of 50,000 pounds and an IELTS score of at least 5.5 (bachelor degree or above in English teaching is not required).

3, the chief representative visa

Mainly for companies outside the UK to appoint company executives to set up representative offices or wholly-owned subsidiaries in the UK. It requires the applicant to be an executive in the company, with complete decision-making power, but not a major shareholder, with rich industry experience and knowledge, no education, no investment or holding large sums of money.

This can check whether you meet the requirements. The Immigration Bureau has no clear requirements for the applicant's company, but it will review the rationality of its application, the qualifications and scale of the company and whether it is necessary to conduct business in the UK.

4. Outstanding talent visa

Applicants are recognized or emerging and must work in the fields of science, engineering, humanities, medicine, digital technology or art.

All the above four types of immigrants are approved by one person, and the whole family can enjoy British public education and social welfare by virtue of their status (spouse, children under 18).

2. What questions and answers do British immigrants have?

1. What is the current success rate?

The success rate given by the British Immigration Bureau is still relatively high at present.

2. What are the English requirements for the applicant?

English level is only equivalent to high school level. IELTS LifeSkillA 1 test duration 16- 18 minutes, only listening and speaking, equivalent to IELTS 3 points.

3. Does Britain recognize dual nationality and born?

Dual nationality is recognized, but it is not recognized by students.

4. What are the specific requirements for the applicant?

A: As a senior employee of the parent company, the applicant is directly employed by a foreign parent company, is familiar with the company's business, has considerable work experience and professional knowledge on the company's business scope, has full authority to make business decisions on behalf of the parent company's business in the UK, and mainly works in the UK for a long time. During my stay in Britain, I only worked full-time for the contracted employer and could not engage in other jobs.

5. Do you need to provide a business plan? What are the requirements?

A: Yes, it varies according to the company's business type, which can be sales, service or after-sales business plan.

A good business plan must have the following points:

Commercial novelty/market and audience analysis

Practice license

market strategy

cost-benefit analysis

Competitive advantage analysis

Of course, depending on the company's business type, there will be some emphasis or choice.

6. If my parent company already has a branch in the UK, can I still apply for a chief representative visa?

A: No, the branch or subsidiary to be registered by the applicant must be the representative of the parent company.

3. British immigration procedures

1. Free evaluation;

2. Sign the service agreement and pay the deposit;

3. Prepare application materials and lawyers prepare relevant legal documents;

4. Prepare application materials, write business plans, and lawyers prepare relevant legal documents;

5. Prepare all application documents and formally submit the application to the British Home Office;

6. Wait for the opinions of the Ministry of the Interior and prepare to go to the visa office of the British Consulate for an interview (generally no interview is needed);

7. Pass the examination and obtain the chief representative visa valid for three years;

8. After getting the visa, the whole family went to England;

After 9.3 years, eligible to renew the visa for 2 years;

10. Apply for permanent residency in the UK after five years;

1 1. Apply for British citizenship after permanent residence 1 year.