<The Republic of the Philippines is located in Southeast Asia in the Pacific Ocean and consists of 7,101 islands, of which only 1,000 are inhabited. The Philippines became an independent republic in 1946, after having been a Spanish and then American colony.

Attractive climatic characteristics

The Philippines has a tropical climate and the country experiences a period of pleasant warm weather, followed by a relatively cool rainy season. In addition to the magnificent flora and marine life, the Philippines is popular with divers and dolphin enthusiasts. One of its highlights is Coron Island, where a complete Japanese fleet from World War II can be found deep underwater. The islands of Bohol, Palawan, and Boracay attract tourists with their beautiful white sandy beaches and charming atmosphere. On the island of Mindanao in Davao City.

Real Estate in the Philippines

<In recent years, the Philippines has achieved steady growth in the field of construction and real estate, which has attracted many investors to buy and own residences and villas in various locations, especially those with stunning views of the white sand beach. Makati City attracts a lot of people who want to own property because it is characterized by an abundance of townhouses, luxury villas and luxury apartments at affordable prices. Ambitious real estate, tourism and entertainment projects in the capital city of Manila are popular with capitalists, due to the political stability, development and economic growth that the Philippines is experiencing. Many international companies have set up their headquarters in Manila. Areas such as Ermita and Malate have a lively atmosphere, hospitality, civilized treatment and respect for foreigners, and a wide range of luxury homes and art galleries, as well as the Cultural Center Museum, which houses a collection of ancient Islamic art in Mindanao, the Folk Art Theater, and the Design Center of the Philippines.

Marketing Philippine real estate abroad

The Philippine community is seeking to market their real estate products to the GCC countries through their participation in many events and exhibitions, the latest of which was their participation in the Travel and Tourism Forum held recently in Riyadh, and there is also the "Philippine Real Estate Exhibition", which has been held more than once in the Gulf and continues to achieve great success in terms of sales and visitors, whose number ranges from more than 3000 visitors during the days of the exhibition, which indicates the prosperity of the Philippine real estate market due to the unique urban boom in all sectors of commercial projects, offices, residential projects and entertainment projects.

Philippine laws and regulations allow foreigners to own 401(k) shares in construction companies and private land, and foreigners can also own real estate through inheritance.

Philippine real estate laws and regulations allow foreigners to own 401(k) shares in construction companies and private land.

Visa-free access to the Philippines

<The number of travelers to the Philippines from GCC countries reached 76,163 thousand visitors for 2014, an increase of 10 % compared to last year, with travelers from Saudi Arabia leading the way with 43,483 thousand travelers, up 11.51 TP3T from last year, followed by visitors from the United Arab Emirates, followed by visitors from Kuwait. GCC nationals and other nationalities do not require a visa to enter the Philippines.