Trusts allow the settlor to flexibly arrange wealth inheritance without being restricted by the inheritance laws of the host country.

By setting up a trust, the settlor can freely decide who is the beneficiary and the specific share of the beneficiary.

Trust property is generally not considered a personal estate and thus exempt from estate tax,

Setting up an offshore trust will create a huge space for tax planning.

The family trust can make the execution time of the wealth inheritance plan flexible. It can start when the wealth inheritor is alive, or start after the successor passes away.

Setting up a trust can avoid notarization of inheritance rights and other public procedures in inheritance, ensuring that wealth is kept private from the public.