Recently, the "Top 10 Immigration Events of 2016," authoritatively released by Worldway Group, has quickly become the focus of attention for numerous domestic media outlets. Among them, investing in European estates, estate properties, and land has successfully been selected as a new hotspot for immigration investment.
Nowadays, with the strengthening trend of global asset allocation, choices for investment immigration are becoming more diversified. For instance, investments in European estate-style land and real estate are widely favored and sought after by high-net-worth individuals in China. More and more investors are achieving their goals of immigration and global wealth allocation by purchasing land and investing in estates. They generally believe that investing in estates offers advantages in both appreciation and labor management costs. More importantly, land is a scarce resource, representing both the inheritance of wealth and a choice for a pastoral lifestyle.
Investing in an estate is equivalent to investing in land. Worldway Group, in accordance with Portugal's investment immigration regulations and in partnership with local developers, has introduced agricultural (estate) real estate as an important category of immigration property to the Chinese market. For example, the previously launched hundred-acre estate property projects in Portugal have been well-received by a vast number of investors.
The 6 Criteria for Choosing Agricultural (Estate) Land Investment:
Within 1 hour of a core city;
Close to small towns that can provide daily necessities;
Accessible by public roads;
Water, electricity, and telecommunications can be connected;
Beautiful scenery;
Permitted to build a certain number of houses.
Now, by purchasing no less than 500,000 Euros of estate property in Portugal, you can obtain EU status for your entire family, travel freely across European countries, and enjoy the European lifestyle. At the same time, investing in land is a method of cross-border personal asset allocation, which can perfectly combine immigration investment with the international allocation of assets. For more information on European land and immigration, please call: 400-138-2929