The immigration policy proposal has sparked a huge controversy, and the UK Reform Party's "Britannia Card" has been criticized as "irresponsible."

The leader of the UK Reform Party, Nigel Farage, announced on the 23rd a controversial immigration policy proposal called the "Britain Card". According to the plan, wealthy immigrants can pay 250,000 pounds to obtain a 10-year residency permit in the UK and enjoy tax-free benefits on overseas income, assets, and profits. According to reports from media such as the BBC and The Guardian on the 23rd, Farage claimed at a press conference in London that the policy aims to attract global entrepreneurs and investors. He expects to attract about 6,000 wealthy immigrants each year, with the funds raised directly subsidizing the lowest 10% of full-time workers in the UK. It is expected that 2.5 million people will receive cash subsidies of 600 to 1000 pounds per year.