Are the immigrants who buy Jeju Island real estate mainly from China?

China people are the main immigrants who buy real estate in Jeju Island.

It is reported that since February 20 10, the real estate immigration system in Jeju Island has been enthusiastically sought after by China investors. According to the statistics of Fang Tao Jeju Island. Com, by the end of last year, there were 1007 overseas investors who obtained F2 visas by purchasing Jeju Island real estate, while there were more than 990 overseas investors from China, accounting for 99%. This shows the attraction of Jeju Island to China people.

The fundamental reason is that Jeju Island has a good investment prospect, and Jeju Island's real estate investment immigration policy is also very simple. The most important thing is that cultural differences are relatively small, and immigrants used to adapt easily.

In 20 14, the land holding rate of China investors has risen to 43% of the total area held by foreigners, nearly twice that of Americans, and the area held by China investors accounts for 0. 19% of the total area of Jeju Island. By the end of June, 20 14, the real estate in Jeju Island held by China investors had reached 5.922 million square meters, with a value of 580.7 billion won, an increase of about 296 times compared with the land held by China people five years ago, and an increase of about 1452 times.

In addition to aiming at Jeju Island's superior natural conditions, investors are more interested in its investment and immigration conditions. Taofang.com of Jeju Island interprets the policy more than once: According to a new immigration policy issued by the Korean government on February 20 10, foreigners can obtain permanent residency in Korea and enjoy the same education and medical insurance as Korean nationals as long as they invest more than 500 million won (about RMB 3 million) in "residential facilities for recuperation" in Jeju Island.

As one of only three countries that can buy a house and get a green card, South Korea is different from Cyprus and Portugal. Jeju Island is only 1 hour flight from Shanghai and only 2 hours flight from Beijing. The rich in China can take Jeju Island as their second hometown. At the same time, South Korea and China belong to the East Asian cultural circle and have similar cultural backgrounds and living habits, which also labels Jeju Island as "immigrants".