The immigration section of the 2026 Shanghai Expo will debut, focusing on family identity planning consulting

Identity planning is shifting from an option for a few people to a part of consideration for more families. The reasons why different families choose to pay attention to overseas identity vary, including children's education, convenient travel, tax arrangements, and elderly care. However, the common point is that policies are complex and information is scattered, often requiring a lot of time to distinguish.

1、 Why do we need to focus on understanding

Overseas immigration involves policies from different countries and categories, with significant differences in categories such as investment, talent, and work. The applicable conditions and processing cycles also vary. The information on the internet is complex and diverse, making it difficult for families to make judgments when searching on their own due to information lag or inconsistent sources. Centralized and face-to-face information channels can help families establish a more efficient overall understanding of policies.

2、 What to watch in the immigration section of the expo

This expo has set up an overseas immigration section, with a focus on covering:

(1) Policy interpretation. Immigration policies, applicable conditions, and processing procedures for different countries and categories.

(2) Identity planning. Based on specific arrangements such as family education, career, and life, understand multiple options.

(3) Family coordination. Consider the arrangement of identity together with the needs of children's education, overseas property purchase, etc.

(4) Comparison of service agencies. Multiple service agencies are present at the same venue to facilitate understanding of service scope and differences.

3、 How can exhibitions help demand side

(1) The information is relatively complete. Centralized presentation of policies, institutions, and processes to reduce repetitive collection.

(2) More direct. The same type of demand can be consulted face-to-face with multiple institutions for independent comparison.

(3) Decisions are more composed. Families can bring problems to the scene and understand them one by one based on their own situation, without rushing to make decisions at the moment.

(4) A more holistic perspective. The exhibition features comprehensive sections such as immigration, study abroad, and real estate, making it easier for families to consider from multiple dimensions including education, identity, and assets.

4、 The benefits of exhibiting immigration service agencies

For immigration consulting and service agencies, the immigration section of the Expo brings together families who are concerned about identity planning and comparing different options. Institutions can explain policy points and service processes to potential customers face-to-face, demonstrating professionalism and patience; Through communication, we can understand the specific concerns of the family and provide more tailored advice; We can also collaborate with institutions in the fields of studying abroad, real estate, and finance to meet the extended needs of comprehensive family arrangements. This is a rare concentrated showcase for institutions that hope to establish awareness among their target audience.

5、 Who is suitable to attend

Families with identity planning needs and comparing different countries or categories; Families who hope to combine education with identity arrangements; And institutions that provide immigration counseling services for families can also be present for communication.

6、 How to participate

The Expo is scheduled to be held from November 20th to 22nd, 2026 at the Shanghai World Trade Exhibition Center, with a three-day exhibition period and an expected attendance of about 8000 people. Exhibition hotline: 13681692751 (same as WeChat); Official website: www.qs-expo.com.

Identity planning is a long-term issue, and understanding policies and institutions clearly is an important foundation for making choices. Welcome families with needs to come and bring their questions to trusted information channels.