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December 2026 · Beijing (proposed)

Saudi Real Estate Marketing Exhibition in China

Three days where Chinese buyers meet Saudi Arabia's giga destinations — and the regulatory framework that lets a non-Saudi own property — in one pavilion, in three languages.

Registration details are currently unavailable

Register your interest See the Saudi pavilion
Proposed dates
4–6 December 2026
Provisional — awaiting confirmation
Proposed venue
Beijing International Exhibition Centre — placeholder hall
Placeholder venue
Pavilion languages
Arabic · Chinese · English
Confirmed — platform policy

The numbers

Two measured from REGA data, two indicative

approved ownership zones in the Kingdom
917
approved ownership zones in the Kingdom
Measured from Real Estate General Authority data
years, the usufruct ceiling
99
years, the usufruct ceiling
Measured from Real Estate General Authority data
exhibitors targeted for the pavilion
180+
exhibitors targeted for the pavilion
Indicative planning figure
visitors expected across three days
15,000+
visitors expected across three days
Indicative planning figure

Measured figures are computed from the authority snapshot dated September 22, 2026.

Why exhibit

The pavilion is built for meetings that settle a question, not for handing out brochures

You face a buyer who decides

Floor space is arranged around meeting tables rather than display booths. Every exhibit position comes with pre-booked meeting time.

The framework is on the platform

The non-Saudi property ownership law has been in force since 22 January 2026. Pavilion visitors read the zone, the ownership percentage and the usufruct term on the map in front of them.

Three languages, no intermediary

Every printed and digital item exists in Arabic, Chinese and English, and the RUSAI assistant answers with citations from the authority's official guide.

Follow-up outlives the hall

Each interest is stored with a tracking reference and encrypted contact details, and the journey continues on the platform rather than in a business card.

Who visits

Five profiles the pavilion is designed around

  • Individual buyer

    Looking for a home or a seasonal residence inside the Kingdom.

  • Property investor

    Comparing giga destinations by ownership percentage, usufruct term and permitted uses.

  • Developer and asset manager

    Seeking a local partner or a site inside an approved zone.

  • Chinese brokerage agent

    Carrying Saudi supply back to a client base in the Chinese market.

  • Residency advisory office

    Connecting property to the Premium Residency track and its official requirements.

These profiles describe the intended audience. No attendance figures have been measured before a first edition, and we will not publish percentages we have not measured.

The Saudi pavilion

Four stations inside the pavilion

A proposed layout. Final floor area and arrangement are agreed with the venue operator once the site is confirmed.

A rendering of a Saudi pavilion inside an international exhibition hall

A rendering of a Saudi pavilion inside an international exhibition hall

01

The live map table

An interactive screen carrying every approved zone, so a visitor searches for their city or destination and reads the rule that applies to it.

02

Giga destinations corner

Candidate destinations presented with their official data: percentage, term, region and permitted uses.

03

Private meeting rooms

Three closed rooms on a pre-booked schedule for one-to-one meetings between exhibitor and buyer.

04

Guide and assistant desk

Download the authority's guide in three languages, and ask the RUSAI assistant law questions with the source cited.

Day by day

Three days, one path from the question to the meeting

Proposed programme — subject to change

Day one

4 December 2026

Opening and the legal framework

  1. 10:00Pavilion opening and press walkthrough
  2. 11:30Session: what the non-Saudi ownership law means for a Chinese buyer
  3. 14:00Candidate giga destinations showcase
  4. 16:00Open one-to-one meetings

Day two

5 December 2026

The map and the procedure

  1. 10:00Guided tour of the zones map
  2. 11:30Session: from choosing a zone to registration in the real estate registry
  3. 14:00Q&A: official procedures and documents
  4. 16:00Booked one-to-one meetings

Day three

6 December 2026

Buyers and closed meetings

  1. 10:00Private meetings in the closed rooms
  2. 12:00Session: property and the Premium Residency track
  3. 15:00Closing and handover of follow-up references

Times shown in Beijing time

Destinations

Candidate destinations for the pavilion

Names, percentages and terms are taken from the Real Estate General Authority snapshot stored in the platform.

Candidate destinations — not confirmed exhibitors. No developer or entity has signed up to participate yet.

Source: Real Estate General Authority — snapshot dated September 22, 2026.

All zones on the map

Sponsorship

Three sponsorship seats, all available

No sponsor name appears on this page before a signed contract. The seats below describe proposed packages, not an announcement about any organisation.

Seat available

Principal sponsor

Presence on the pavilion frontage, a speaking slot at the opening, and a dedicated meeting room across all three days.

Seat available

Session sponsor

Hosting one session in the programme, with presence in that session's material in three languages.

Seat available

Media partner

Covering the edition in three languages and distributing pavilion material on its channels.

For sponsorship enquiries, choose “Exhibitor” in the registration form.

FAQ

What people ask before registering

Are the date and venue confirmed?

No. “4–6 December 2026”, “Beijing” and “Beijing International Exhibition Centre” are placeholder planning data on this page. Once documented confirmation exists, the date and venue will be served from the event record itself and the page switches to full registration.

Why “register your interest” instead of “book your seat”?

It means your request is stored and a tracking reference is issued to you, and that attendance or a meeting is not confirmed until the team reviews it and the date is approved. We do not sell tickets or reserve seats before the edition is confirmed.

May a non-Saudi own property?

The non-Saudi property ownership law has been in force since 22 January 2026, and ownership is permitted only inside approved geographic zones and according to each zone's rule. RUSAI shows the rule and its source and does not issue an eligibility ruling for anyone; that decision rests with the official authority.

What is the difference between visitor, exhibitor and private meeting?

A visitor attends the pavilion and the sessions. An exhibitor requests an exhibit position or sponsorship inside the pavilion. A private meeting is a request for a closed session in one of the rooms on a pre-booked schedule.

Which language is the pavilion run in?

Arabic, Chinese and English. Every printed and digital item is produced in three languages, and the RUSAI assistant answers in all three.

What does exhibiting cost?

It has not been set, and we will not publish a figure before the venue and floor area are fixed. Register as an exhibitor and the detail reaches you once it is approved.

Do you sell property at the exhibition?

No. RUSAI is an exploration and guidance platform, not a brokerage or a government body. Sale and registration happen through official channels and licensed parties.

How do I cancel my registration or delete my data?

Contact us through the contact page with the tracking reference issued to you, and we handle the request against that record. Contact details are stored encrypted.

Registration

Choose your request type, then complete the form

One contact channel is enough. A tracking reference reaches you the moment it is saved, and the request stays under review until the date is approved.

  • Visitor

    Attend the pavilion and the public sessions, and download the guide in three languages.

  • Exhibitor

    An exhibit position or a sponsorship package inside the pavilion, with a meeting schedule.

  • Private meeting

    A closed session in one of the pavilion rooms at a pre-booked time.

Pick the same type from the “Request type” list inside the form.

Registration is currently unavailable. Check this page for the next edition.

Contact details are stored encrypted and used only to answer your request.

The date, city, venue and figures on this page are placeholder planning data, not an official announcement. No date, venue or sponsor is confirmed before documented approval.