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Second Jurisdiction Properties

Second Jurisdiction Properties are properties which investors purchase which are not located in the jurisdiction that they live in. The key reason that investors purchase second jurisdiction properties are to spread their property portfolio and investment risk to more than one country. Immigration policies in various countries allow for overseas investors to purchase property and remain passive investors in the country's financial markets. Countries like Australia and New Zealand have property markets which suit second jurisdiction property. Asian investors from countries like China, can work and live in China but can also spend their holidays and their leisure time on the Gold Coast, shopping in Melbourne or fishing the waters of the New Zealand coastline. Their investments ensure that they can access the second jurisdiction as a lower immigration risk but add value to the country through their spending.