Application requirements for British green card

According to the visa regulations of British immigration law, the principal applicant 16 years old and has no criminal record, and the child cannot be over 18 years old. The main applicant has 2 million pounds or equivalent cash in other currencies, which can be invested in Britain, so he can get an "investment immigrant visa" for three years, which can be renewed for two years later. You can apply for permanent residence (green card) after five years. The applicant owns and can invest no less than 2 million pounds in the UK, that is, buy British national bonds, stocks or equity of listed companies, but is not allowed to invest in real estate, offshore assets or deposit in banks and other financial institutions. Applicants should have sufficient funds to support themselves and their families and not apply for British government welfare. Furthermore, it is necessary to intend to live in the UK for a long time, and applicants are not limited to living outside the UK. However, once the Immigration Bureau knows that the applicant's main residence is outside the UK, the applicant's application will be rejected. The residence requirement is to live in Britain for half a year during one year. If the applicant fails to meet the residence requirements within five years, as long as he maintains his investment in the UK, his immigration residence can be renewed until he decides to apply for permanent residence. The requirement for investment sources is that the investment funds must be the applicant's own funds, not any other funds. Accepting donated funds or company shares is acceptable, but it must be proved that the donation is legal and true. Therefore, an irrevocable gift deed is necessary, and the content is enough to prove that the applicant has complete control over the funds.