Visa/Migration Based on Finances

[profit]

I'm 18 years of age. Is there any way I can migrate to UK keeping in mind my financial assets i.e. £600,000
I could have aplplied for HSMP but I don't have bachelors degree to gain the maximum points.

Many thanks everyone.

[jes2jes]

I'm 18 years of age. Is there any way I can migrate to UK keeping in mind my financial assets i.e. £600,000
I could have aplplied for HSMP but I don't have bachelors degree to gain the maximum points.

Many thanks everyone.

I guess at 18 years the kind of Skilled Experience you have would be almost nothing (unless of course you have been working since you were 10 years).

You can apply for a student visa to come study in any of the wonderful universities here (looking at the kind of wallet you have ).
Apart from SV or Visitor's visa to visit, I doubt if there are any routes open to you but I may be wrong and others can chip in.

Check the HRMC website about how much you need to invest to be allowed to stay in the UK. Was wondering if you won the lottery or something (lol)

[Vravi2007]

i am not sure but find out details of business visa-- i think the applicant need to invest 250000 and it is a sure way to buy british passport.

[Wanderer]

i am not sure but find out details of business visa-- i think the applicant need to invest 250000 and it is a sure way to buy british passport.

Do you mean the Investor visa? U need a million quid for that. All the OP need to do is put it all on red and pay me my 200k commision!

[Docterror]

I'm 18 years of age. Is there any way I can migrate to UK keeping in mind my financial assets i.e. £600,000
I could have aplplied for HSMP but I don't have bachelors degree to gain the maximum points.

Many thanks everyone.

If you already have that much on you, why on earth do you want to come here? The weather perhaps?

[Vravi2007]

i checked www.workpermit.com and i am right it is 200000 pounds--here is the link:http://www.workpermit.com/uk/entrepreneur.htm

[VictoriaS]

There are two kinds of investor visa - passive and active, also known as an 'entrepreneur' or 'business visa. The problem with the entrepreneur visa (detail on www.ukvisas.gov.uk) is that it is not just the money that is the issue - you need a business plan, and you need to guarantee employment for two EEA nationals. If you have no experience in business, approval for this visa is unlikely.

Victoria