SINGAPORE - For the wealthy Chinese, Singapore is part of their global diversification strategy that also includes Dubai, a growing financial hub in the Middle East, but there is still a home bias, particularly towards Hong Kong.
Many of them, scarred by China’s strict zero-Covid policies during the pandemic and the unpredictable rules, have turned to Singapore as a safe haven to park some of their funds or as a backup immigration plan.
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