Can a child directly transfer to a green card after studying and living in the UK for seven years?

Children who have studied and lived in Britain for seven years cannot directly transfer to green cards.

British green cards usually need to meet certain conditions and application procedures. According to the British immigration law, international students with student visas need to complete their studies as required within the visa period and meet certain living conditions and language proficiency requirements before they can apply for a green card.

In addition, applying for a green card also needs to meet certain economic conditions and employment requirements. If a child does not meet these conditions while studying in the UK, he cannot directly transfer to a green card.

It should be noted that the immigration policy in Britain often changes. It is recommended that children pay close attention to the changes in immigration policies during their study abroad, prepare application materials as required and meet relevant conditions.

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