Can international students start a business in the UK?

Upstairs, I wonder if your answer is familiar with some relevant laws.

Immigration has clear rules for international students. You can't start your own company, let alone open your own shop, unless you can find a partner. Therefore, it is actually more difficult for international students to start a business.

Of course, if you can find a partner, I mean someone with a local identity, that's another matter.

Secondly, to open a restaurant, you must have a partner, otherwise you can't open your own shop. Of course, you can also go to some law firms for help. After all, they have some ideas.

I have registered a company myself now, which was done with the help of the school teacher. At present, I am making clothes. At first, I could only practice stalls in the open-air market. It is estimated that we will open a physical store in a while, so we must find a local partner.

Secondly, don't think that the immigration bureau doesn't know anything, and don't let them find out, otherwise it will be in trouble.

At present, the economy is generally bad, but there are still some things that can be done. It mainly depends on whether you have a good channel, including manufacturers, transportation, etc. If you can handle these, to be honest, you can do anything here with domestic production costs.

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