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Chinese from the middle class upward are sending some of their money – and even themselves – to Thailand, particularly as China has been reopening following three difficult years under zero-Covid. Many are hoping to hedge against economic pressures at home, while building their future in an inexpensive Southeast Asian country with growth prospects.The Southeast Asian country saw a surge in popularity among Chinese investors as zero-Covid began relaxing in late 2022 and they were again able to easily travel abroad to invest.Real estate technology firm Juwai IQI says Thailand in December rose to become the No 3 global destination for Chinese property buyers, coinciding with Beijing’s relaxation of zero-Covid controls.The firm logged a 107 per cent jump in Thailand-related enquiries from Chinese buyers between the third and fourth quarters last year.After zero-Covid, Chinese investors wanted to ensure right away that they had a place to live outside China, explained Juwai IQI CEO Kashif Ansari.Read more here: South China Morning PostThis article was also quoted in: info.51.ca (CN), Yahoo! News (CN)Do you need expert assistance on real estate investment? Fill out the form below to learn how to get the most out of your investment![hubspot type=form portal=5699703 id=2380afe3-ad4c-4cfa-9abf-d3947e377bf2]

Singapore is a popular investment destination for wealthy Chinese from the mainland and Hong Kong, but the city-state is too expensive for most cross-border buyers, according to Juwai IQI Group CEO and Co-founder Kashif Ansari.Singapore is the third-most-expensive city in Asia at US$14,373 per square meter (after Hong Kong and Tokyo), according to data from Juwai IQI’s partner Global Property Guide.That is why Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam lead the list of top Southeast Asian destinations for Chinese buyers of overseas residential property.Key factors include Thailand’s appealing lifestyle, affordable luxury property prices, beach second home destinations such as Pattaya and Koh Samui, and proximity to China. Thailand is also the top tourist destination for Chinese travelers.Read more: ReTalk AsiaWant expert advice in real estate investment? Drop your details below and learn how to get the most out of your investment![hubspot type=form portal=5699703 id=2380afe3-ad4c-4cfa-9abf-d3947e377bf2]

Version: CNThe Thailand government has decided to cancel Thailand Pass for all foreign visitors.What are you waiting for? This is the golden chance to visit Thailand! Not a planner person? Follow this go-to guide for popular and Instagram-worthy locations! Reward yourself with a perfect Bangkok trip. Bangkok Trip Day 1Chinatown, BangkokHow could you miss Chinatown, the home to many Michelin-star street food? Charcoal grilled squid, seafood stalls, pork knuckle rice, stewed pork leg, desserts, Thai pancake, and lava toast are awaiting you!Here's a secret: Time Out magazine ranked Chinatown Bangkok as the world's coolest street in 2022!Address: Yaowarat Road Samphanthawong, Bangkok. Jodd FairsBangkok's famous Train Night Market, Ratchada, is making a comeback! Jodd Fairs, the new train night market! Here, it's a great combination of delicacy and shopping. They have everything, from clothing, accessories, and bags to street food, main and pub. You can always sit down and enjoy a manicure if you are tired of shopping. Or, you can enjoy a sip at the bar while listening to a live band. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @jodd_fairsAddress: Rama IX Rd, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand. Bangkok Trip Day 2After the Rain Coffee & GalleryOn a hot afternoon, the best place to visit is the waterfront cafe in the jungle! Imagine having your afternoon tea while enjoying the cool breeze —it's a perfect life. Not only there's a huge Instagram-worthy swing, but you can also enjoy a boat ride along the river. One thing you can't possibly miss is the generous portion of food! Cheap, tasty, and plentiful, you name it, you got it!Address: 45 Song Khanong, Sam Phran District, Nakhon Pathom 73210, Thailand. Tichuca Rooftop BarTichuca Rooftop Bar is located on the 46th floor of the T-One building. This jungle-themed rooftop bar stands out among all the concrete jungles of Bangkok. The most striking feature of this rooftop bar is the giant colour-changing LED jellyfish-shaped lamp. The dangling tentacles swaying along the evening breeze, with the breathtaking panorama view of Bangkok, will make your night more perfect than ever. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tichuca (@tichuca.bkk)Address: T-One Building 8, 46th Floor, Phra Khanong, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110. Bangkok Trip Day 3Safari Park KanchanaburiSafari Park Kanchanaburi is a free-range zoo. Here, you can see wild animals roaming free in the vast grassland. The different zones in the zoo include the Bengal tiger, African lion, leopard, spotted deer and giraffe, zebra, flamingo, and the list goes on. In addition to an extraordinary zoo trip, you can always choose to pay and interact with the giraffe!Address: 99 Nong Kum, Bo Phloi District, Kanchanaburi 71160, Thailand. CHAN nature cafeThe Nordic-style cactus-themed cafe is the dream location of every Mori girl. CHAN nature cafe is located in the suburbs of Bangkok. In addition to the different shaped cacti, the Nordic-style bamboo house is the most eye-catching piece. A bamboo house with a glass design makes the shop appear wider. You can enjoy the view of the mountains, lakes and lavender farm.If you happen to visit during the blossom of lavender, be prepared to fill your eyes with a field of a purple flower field. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @channature.cafeAddress: 2 73/1 ซอย เทศบาล Kaeng Sian, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Kanchanaburi 71000 Thailand. Bangkok Trip Day 4Bubble In The ForestBubble In The Forest is a brand new Instagram-worthy spot in Bangkok. Floating on the water, the seat gives off a Maldives vibe. As for taking an Instagram-worthy photo, you can pick from a bubble dome, a private room on the water and a hammock as your background, as promising as it sounds. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bubble in the forest cafe (@bubbleintheforest)Address: 170 Charoen Tha Alley, Bang Toei, Sam Phran District, Nakhon Pathom 73170. Indy Night Market[caption id="attachment_57753" align="alignnone" width="1027"] 图取自Indy Market IG[/caption]Jodd Fairs is not the only fun night market in Bangkok! Indy Night Market is a little-known night market packed with affordable goods, such as live bands, delicacies, dresses, shoes and accessories. It's a great place to shop! Most importantly, the prices are affordable, and street vendors are very friendly. If you are looking to get more clothes, you must not miss this place!Address: Dao Khanong, Chom Thong, Bangkok 10150, Thailand. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ตลาดอินดี้ - INDY Market (@indy.market) Does this article make you miss the authentic stewed pork leg or Thai massage? Book a flight to Bangkok right now!Most countries have relaxed travel restrictions, and tourism is making a comeback. It's high time to travel once again!If you are interested in investing in Thailand, feel free to fill in the form and let our experts in IQI help you with the most popular investment option![hubspot type=form portal=5699703 id=2380afe3-ad4c-4cfa-9abf-d3947e377bf2]

Thailand has begun accepting applications for a visa scheme this month targeted at courting wealthy foreigners, but analysts are mixed on whether it could prove to be a “big win” in the country’s efforts to stimulate the economy.The Long-term Resident (LTR) visa scheme aims to attract 1 million wealthy or talented foreign nationals to Thailand over the next five years to contribute 1 trillion baht (US$27 billion) to the economy.“This visa will be a big win for Thailand,” said Kashif Ansari, co-founder and CEO of real estate technology firm Juwai IQI Group. “No one will apply for a residence visa anywhere in Asia without first looking at Thailand’s options … We have no doubt Thailand is right for enough applicants to achieve its investment and economic goals.”Eligible applicants for the wealthy global citizens group need to hold US$1 million in assets, an annual income of at least US$80,000 per year and a minimum US$500,000 investment in Thailand.Despite regional neighbours competing to lure high-net-worth individuals as part of their post-Covid economic recovery, Thailand’s visa scheme was “in a class of its own” as it was substantially different from those offered by other countries, Juwai group’s Kashif said.Read more: South China Morning PostWith a wealth of property professionals and offices around the globe, IQI can help you for your next investment in Thailand. Leave your details below and we can help you start your investment journey![hubspot type=form portal=5699703 id=2380afe3-ad4c-4cfa-9abf-d3947e377bf2]