China has an estimated 10.7 million migrants living abroad, with many wealthy citizens looking to gain residency in a second country to safeguard family and financial assets. Photo: Reuters
China’s rich face million dollar question: stay and risk losing assets, or face the coronavirus abroad?
- The number of rich Chinese moving abroad to safeguard their financial assets has grown in recent years
- Concern about asset seizures has stoked enquiries about obtaining foreign citizenship, immigration consultants say
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China economy
China has an estimated 10.7 million migrants living abroad, with many wealthy citizens looking to gain residency in a second country to safeguard family and financial assets. Photo: Reuters