Which country is better for investing in real estate in Southeast Asia?

Malaysia has excellent educational resources, and international students from all over the world live here. "Housing for education" has gradually become a popular trend. A considerable number of international students buy real estate overseas and use the appreciation of their houses to make up for the cost of studying abroad.

2. Singapore

Singapore is an international financial center with a high-quality education and welfare pension system. It has always been welcomed by investment immigrants, and a good natural, political, social and economic environment can be said to be an ideal wealth harbor.

3. Vietnam

Only Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam are relatively formal properties. But it is very expensive, and a better house can reach tens of thousands of yuan. Vietnam's local currency is not internationalized, the government is corrupt, there is no investment in other parts of the country, and the stock market is poor. We can only speculate in the capital, so the market is abnormal and has no investment value.

4. Philippines

In order to attract foreign investment and revitalize the economy, the Philippine government has introduced a very eye-catching policy. As long as you invest $50,000 to buy a house, you can apply for a local immigrant green card or even a family immigrant green card.

5. Cambodia

Like Vietnam, Cambodia's local currency is not internationalized, and the property around the capital is very deformed. Needless to say, the price is super expensive. Buying a house must be in dollars, which the locals can hardly afford.

6. Thailand

Thailand is a country that never excludes China, and its price is cheap. Compared with Malaysia, Thailand is generally 20% cheaper. Visitors who have been to buy buy in Thailand should also know the price here.