Can international students in the UK apply for a green card after living in the UK for ten years?

Generally speaking, starting from the day you enter the UK, if you have lived continuously and legally in the UK for more than 10 years, you are entitled to apply for permanent residence in the UK. Not only do you need to have a visa that can be legally counted as permanent residence (except for internship visas and many other visas), but also within 10 years, you must not be away from the country for more than 180 days at a time, and at the same time, the total number of days away from the country within 10 years must not exceed 539 days Today, it can be said that "China and Britain are boundless in the past ten years."

Time cost: 10 years

Capital cost: 10 years * at least 400,000 yuan, living, tuition and miscellaneous expenses = at least 4 million yuan

But most of this road This is the path taken by students who have been coming to the UK to study since childhood. For example, they come to the UK to study at the age of 13, and when they graduate from university or graduate school at the age of 23, they get a green card. It is also difficult to immigrate as a family. Recently, the UK left the EU and the ten-year permanent residence policy was immediately cancelled.