Make More Than a Visit to Vanuatu
Vanuatu represents most people’s idea of paradise. This largely undiscovered tropical chain of islands in the South Pacific is peaceful, vibrant and culturally diverse. As well as offering deserted beaches, rugged landscapes and ancient culture. Vanuatu also offers up a warm welcome to international travellers to its shores.
About
Vanuatu
The Republic of Vanuatu is an archipelago nation spread across 82 islands in the South Pacific Ocean. The country’s official languages are Bislama, French and English – though over 100 languages are estimated to be spoken locally.
Vanuatu enjoys strong relationships with many powerful nations around the world, with close cultural and economic ties to Australia, New Zealand and much of the European Union. The country is also a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Capital
Port Vila
Population
301,727
Total Area
12,199 km²
Currency
Vanuatu vatuWhy Choose Vanuatu?
Fast Access to a Second Citizenship
The Vanuatu citizenship-by-investment programme is incredibly fast. You could have your new passport in-hand in as little as 4 months.
Freedom to Travel
Vanuatu passport holders can enjoy the benefit of visa-free travel to over 120 countries, including the UK and all of Europe, Hong Kong, Singapore and Russia.
Business Opportunities
Vanuatu is tax-free, apart from VAT and customs tax. That means zero corporation tax for both domestic and international companies, and exemption from capital gains.
Future Security
Your Vanuatu citizenship extends up to 4 direct family members. This means your spouse, dependant children and parents.
Eligibility
Criteria
To qualify for the Vanuatu citizenship-by-investment programme, an applicant must meet the following criteria:
- Submit the required documentation.
- Fulfil payment of government and due diligence fees.
- Fulfil the investment required by the programme.
- Successfully pass the government background check.
- Have a clean personal background and no criminal record.
