What should be paid attention to in 2026 family overseas identity planning? Shanghai Immigration Expo builds multi-party consultation scenarios

In recent years, overseas identity planning has gradually entered the vision of more middle-class families, rather than being chosen by a small number of high net worth individuals. However, many families will encounter practical obstacles in the early stage of understanding: various types of information on the Internet are mixed, and project information and policy interpretation output from different channels are not unified; Each family has its own unique situation, and the suitable relocation plan for others may not be suitable for oneself; Ordinary families lack opportunities to interact with multiple formal institutions and compare the advantages and disadvantages of various solutions horizontally.

What are the main demands of families before making overseas identity planning? Are they for supporting children's education, convenient travel, asset arrangements, or travel needs; Can family members accept the corresponding housing requirements; The overall budget includes application fees, subsequent holding costs, and whether the family can bear them in the long term; What is the possibility of future policy changes; How to ensure the authenticity of past landing cases and subsequent supporting services provided by service providers. Many families are easily attracted by popular online projects, but ignore the reality conditions that are strongly related to themselves, resulting in a gap in expectations in the later stage.

There are also real pain points on the industry service provider side: many online customer acquisition consulting users have not yet clarified their own demands, and a large amount of pre communication consumes manpower; Service providers lack offline scenarios to fully explain the objective advantages and disadvantages of different national policies to potential families; There is also a lack of offline communication between different service providers to exchange information on changes in industry policies. Offline professional exhibitions can create an objective environment for face-to-face communication between families and service providers.

The 2026 Overseas Immigration, Study Abroad, Real Estate and Enterprise Going Global and Financial Services Expo will set up a special immigration exhibition area. The exhibition will be held from November 20-22, 2026, at the Shanghai World Trade Exhibition Center for three days, with an expected audience of 8000 people, mainly from various families and industry practitioners who have intentions of overseas migration.

The exhibition area will gather multiple legitimate institutions engaged in overseas identity planning, and the exhibition will be accompanied by industry themed salons. The content will revolve around the updates of immigration policies in different countries, the practical conditions that need to be clarified before various family planning, and common misconceptions in the planning process. The main focus will be on objective policy interpretation and risk warning.

For families attending the visit, the core value lies in obtaining opportunities for horizontal comparison consultation. You don't need to rely solely on online output from a single institution. You can communicate with consultants from multiple institutions on site to understand your family's actual situation, listen to objective analysis from different perspectives, clarify your family's real demands, budget boundaries, and realistic constraints, and establish a complete understanding of overseas identity planning. It must be reminded that the exhibition only provides consultation and communication scenarios. For any relocation plans, families need to verify project policies and service provider qualifications themselves, carefully evaluate risks, and cannot rely solely on verbal communication on site.

For exhibition service providers, the exhibition can reach out to household users who have preliminary intentions, explain the objective conditions of the project in person, and reduce information loss in online communication; At the same time, salon and exhibition area exchanges also provide opportunities for peers to exchange policy updates from various countries, promoting positive exchanges among industry practitioners.

The fourth quarter is a time point for many families to sort out their family plans for the next year, and many families will focus on collecting overseas identity related information. This expo serves as an offline neutral communication platform to help narrow the information gap between potential families and service providers.

For exhibition inquiries, you can call the exhibition hotline at 13681692751 (same as WeChat) or the official website at www.qs-expo.com to obtain a complete introduction to the exhibition.