What about the house that has been left abroad for two years?

We can find a reasonable solution according to the actual situation.

1. At present, domestic real estate is still in the state of maintaining or increasing value. If you are not short of money, you can temporarily keep the property and find someone to help you take care of it. You can rent out the house to collect rent, or entrust the house to relatives to live and take care of it, which can preserve the value of your assets, because domestic house prices are still relatively stable and relatively excellent assets. I will settle down for a long time before dealing with domestic real estate when I am sure that I can adapt to life abroad. 2. If you don't intend to join the nationality of the immigrant country. If you plan to continue to hold a China passport in the future, it will be much easier to handle the property. As long as you cancel your account and ID card, you can go through the relevant formalities with your passport. 3. If the family emigrates or changes nationality, the domestic real estate can be sold and realized at a fixed price. Note: First, leave enough time. The liquidity of real estate is poor, and it is not always possible to find a suitable next transaction if you want to realize it. Especially in the case of intensive macro-control measures for real estate introduced by the state, the transaction volume of real estate has shrunk dramatically, and it is even more necessary to reserve sufficient time for selling houses. You can entrust an intermediary agency to handle it on your behalf, and you will charge a certain service fee, but the relative transaction security is higher, and they will control the complicated links in the middle. The taxes and fees of the transaction are still implemented according to normal standards. I emigrated and my parents were at home. If your parents have real estate in China, your name may not be on the original property certificate. If you want to inherit it, it may involve the transfer of ownership. Real estate transfer generally has the following ways: donation before death, testamentary succession, legal succession (if there is no will, according to legal relationship), bequest (giving property to people other than legal heirs through will), and house sale.