Shanghai Shenzhen Overseas Investment, Immigration, Study Abroad, Real Estate, and International Education Expo
Shanghai time: June 13-15, 2025
Venue: Shanghai World Trade Exhibition Center
Shenzhen time: August 22-24, 2025
Venue: Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center
Recruiting exhibitors for two exhibitions simultaneously, covering four major themes: overseas real estate, overseas immigration, overseas study abroad, and overseas investment. The three-day exhibition will feature over 40 countries and regions from Europe, North America, Asia, Australia, and more, making it the only professional immigration exhibition in China. 300 settled institutions, about 1W precise high-end passenger flow, cooperation and promotion by Baidu, Tiktok, Xiaohongshu, Station B, Zhihu, overseas online media and other media, WeChat: 13681692751, whatsapp:+8613681692751
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In recent years, with the sustained development of the Chinese economy and the acceleration of globalization, more and more Chinese families have begun to look overseas for better education, life, and development opportunities. Shanghai and Shenzhen, as the two most international cities in China, have naturally become important distribution centers for immigration, study abroad, and property information. The immigration study abroad property exhibition held annually in these two cities attracts tens of thousands of visitors and has become an important bridge connecting Chinese families with overseas resources.
The scale of the Immigration Study Abroad Property Exhibition has been expanding year by year, with participating institutions covering immigration companies, study abroad agencies, real estate developers, and financial service providers from many popular countries and regions around the world. From traditional destinations such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom, to European countries that have received much attention in recent years such as Portugal, Greece, Malta, and even Southeast Asian destinations like Singapore and Malaysia, almost all destinations of interest to Chinese families are covered. At the exhibition site, visitors can obtain comprehensive information such as immigration policies, study abroad applications, and overseas real estate investments from various countries in one stop, greatly saving time and energy.
Education has always been one of the most important factors for Chinese families considering immigration or studying abroad. At the exhibition, numerous overseas prestigious schools and educational institutions set up booths to provide parents and students with the latest enrollment policies, major settings, and scholarship information. Taking the United States as an example, its high-quality higher education resources have always been favored by Chinese students, but in recent years, the uncertainty of visa policies has also led some families to turn to other options. In contrast, Canada and Australia have attracted more and more applicants with their relatively stable immigration policies and friendly study abroad environments. European countries such as Germany and France have become the new favorites of working-class families due to their cost-effective public education systems and profound cultural heritage.
In addition to education, overseas real estate investment is also a hot topic at the exhibition. With the accumulation of wealth in Chinese households, allocating overseas assets has become an important means of risk diversification. At the exhibition, real estate developers and intermediaries from all over the world brought rich housing information, ranging from luxury apartments in metropolises to scenic vacation villas. The “golden visa” policy introduced by countries such as Portugal and Greece, which grants residency through purchasing a house, has attracted particular attention from Chinese investors. These countries not only have relatively low housing prices and beautiful living environments, but also bring EU status to the whole family, which can be said to be a win-win situation.
The dynamic changes in immigration policies were another major focus at the exhibition. In recent years, immigration policies in various countries have been continuously adjusted, with some tightening and others relaxing. Timely access to the latest information is crucial for applicants. For example, Canada launched a new immigration program in 2023, significantly increasing the quota for skilled immigration and family reunification; Australia has put forward higher language and investment requirements for business immigrants; Singapore, on the other hand, continues to tighten the threshold for family office projects. At the exhibition, professional immigration consultants will provide visitors with detailed explanations of these policy changes, helping them choose the most suitable immigration path.
Financial services play a crucial role in the process of immigration and study abroad. At the exhibition, major banks and financial institutions will launch financial services specifically targeted at immigrant students, including foreign exchange, cross-border fund transfer, overseas account opening, tax planning, etc. These services not only solve the problem of cross-border capital flow, but also help families plan their assets reasonably and avoid potential tax risks. Especially in the context of the global implementation of CRS (Common Reporting Standard), professional financial planning is particularly important.
Another major feature of the exhibition is the rich and colorful thematic lectures and on-site consultations. Officials and experts from immigration agencies, embassies, and educational institutions will provide in-depth interpretations on popular topics such as “how to choose an international school suitable for children,” “legal risk prevention for overseas property purchases,” and “tax planning after immigration. These lectures are often packed, reflecting the Chinese family’s thirst for professional knowledge. At the same time, many families who have successfully immigrated or studied abroad will also share their experiences and lessons on site, providing valuable references for those who come later.
It is worth noting that in recent years, the group of immigrants studying abroad has shown a trend of diversification. In addition to traditional family immigration aimed at educating their children, more and more young people are choosing to pursue overseas development through the path of studying abroad, working, and immigrating; Some high net worth individuals are more concerned about global asset allocation and tax optimization; Some retirees also seek to enjoy their later years in countries with pleasant climates and lower living costs. This diversified demand has led to a continuous enrichment of exhibition content and more segmented services.
Shanghai and Shenzhen, as exhibition venues, each have unique advantages. As the largest economic center in China, Shanghai has a high degree of internationalization, strong consumer power among residents, and a strong demand for high-end immigration and study abroad services; Shenzhen, with its innovative vitality and high proportion of young population, has shown outstanding performance in technology immigration and entrepreneurial immigration. The exhibitions in the two places have therefore presented different focuses and atmospheres, but both reflect the strong desire of Chinese families to go global.
With the changing global situation, the immigration study abroad real estate exhibition is also constantly innovating. The rise of online exhibitions has broken geographical limitations, allowing more families in second – and third tier cities to easily access information; The application of artificial intelligence and big data technology makes personalized recommendations and precise matching possible; The exploration of blockchain technology in the fields of document authentication and cross-border payments is expected to further simplify the application process. These innovations not only enhance the exhibition experience, but also indicate the future development direction of the industry.
However, immigrating to study abroad and buying a property is not always smooth sailing. Cultural differences, language barriers, and identity issues are all potential challenges. At the exhibition, psychological counselors and social workers will also provide relevant services to help families prepare adequately. After all, a successful immigration and study abroad experience not only relies on professional services, but also requires understanding, support, and psychological adjustment among family members.
Looking ahead, the globalization of Chinese families will not stop, but it may become more rational and diversified. The changes in the world pattern after the epidemic, fluctuations in international relations, and adjustments in policies of various countries will all affect the trend of immigration and study abroad. The Shanghai Shenzhen Immigrant Study Abroad Real Estate Exhibition, as an industry benchmark, will continue to witness and promote this process, providing more possibilities for Chinese families to open the door to the world. For interested families, participating in such exhibitions is not only a shortcut to obtaining information, but also an important first step towards opening up a globalized life.
