<em>Last updated April 14th, 2019.</em> &nbsp; Buying real estate is one of the most common ways people invest offshore. It also comes with some valuable and unique perks that other investments won’t give you. Foreign property investments give you rental income along the ability to turn your asset into a second home. Your government probably won’t make you report international real estate to the tax department either. However, most Asian countries don’t allow foreign real estate ownership. You can often lease property on a long-term basis of between 50 to 99 years. But getting true, freehold ownership remains very difficult as a foreign investor. With that being said, here is a list of five countries in Asia where foreign property ownership is possible. Keep mind that I’ll only mention places which are worthy of investment. Sure, you can own real estate in Taiwan on a freehold