A photo can capture the living room, but not what time the street goes quiet at night, who the neighbours are, or how many minutes it takes to walk to the metro.groups of 6–12
See the city and districts to build a sense of the area before talking about specific projects
Go through the projects on sale one by one, including completed comparable projects for reference
Meet local lawyers and banks, and ask through the details of account opening, taxes and transfer
Revisit what you did not see enough of the day before, or adjust by family needs on the spot
The above is the usual rhythm; it varies by city and family needs, and a detailed itinerary is issued separately after confirmation.
One advisor travels with you throughout, handling the itinerary, translation and on-site coordination. Locally, a licensed lawyer or partner institution receives you. No shopping or unrelated sightseeing is arranged.
Two or three cities or districts in mind, needing the on-site final call.
Budget and purpose are clear; what is being looked at is specific units.
Not just a property, but also schools, hospitals and daily convenience.
If you are still in the early discovery stage, an International Property Expo or Private Salon is a better fit first.
6–12. Small groups allow a closer look and easy on-the-spot itinerary changes.
Scheduled individually by family, no group merging. Confirm the cities and project types you are interested in first, then a detailed itinerary is issued.
The advisor's service fee and travel expenses are charged separately; both are explained when the itinerary is confirmed.
Yes. When school visits are arranged, bringing the children is often more useful than reading materials.
Tell your advisor which city you want to see and what you care about; the itinerary is arranged around your family's situation.
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