What's the difference between Singapore's funds for investing in immigrants and general funds?

Their essential difference is that the fund is the carrier of the Singapore government's plan to attract talents and increase population, and the clients who are investment immigrants are quite successful business people, which determines that the operation of the fund will take a relatively conservative route and avoid investment risks as much as possible, as can be seen from the projects in which the main investment direction of the fund is mature enterprises in various industries. Secondly, if you invest at the right time, you may get more returns. The resettlement risk fund is held for 5 years and belongs to medium and long-term investment.

As a hot country for investment immigrants, Singapore has always adopted preferential tax policies to encourage investment and export and increase employment opportunities. In addition, Singapore's tax law also gives some tax exemptions to expanding enterprises, and certain tax avoidance methods, coupled with the understanding of funds and expanding enterprises, are effective ways for Singapore to invest in immigration.