Vanuatu Introduction
Introduction
Located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, Vanuatu became an independent country in 1980. It consists of more than 80 islands with an area of approximately 12,200 square kilometers. It has a tropical marine climate all year round. The capital, Port Vila, has an airport and a port, a population of about 34,000 and is the country's political, commercial, tourism, education, communications and service center. Vanuatu is known as one of the most peaceful and happiest countries in the South Pacific.
geography
Vanuatu is made up of more than 80 islands and claims sovereignty over Matthew Island and Hunter Island. Of the more than 80 islands, 14 have an area of more than 100 square kilometers, the largest of which is Espiritu Santo. The capital of Vanuatu is Port Vila, which is also the largest city in Vanuatu and is located between Eti Island and Luganville. Vanuatu has a tropical and subtropical climate with tropical rainforests. Most of the islands have mountains and volcanoes. The highest mountain is Mount Bwemasana in Espiri Santo, which is 1,879 meters high.
Population and Language
The population is about 250,000. English, French and Bislama are all official languages, but official documents are generally written in English. Most residents are Christians.
Overview
- Political stability, parliamentary democracy and protection of human rights
- Member of the United Nations, member of the Commonwealth
- Common law legal system, respect for the rule of law
- The currency unit is Vanuatu Vatu
- Agriculture, fisheries and animal husbandry are the main economic activities in Vanuatu. Tourism is also very important and is one of the important sources of income for the government.
Immigration Program Advantages
Legal protection
On 19 December 2016, the Republic of Vanuatu officially enacted the Nationality Regulations (Donation Scheme) Order No. 220 of 2016 in accordance with Section 13D of the Nationality Act Chapter 112. The Act sets out the details of the Contribution Program, which aims to raise funds and attract high-quality immigrants to promote Vanuatu's economic development. Applicants make a donation to the country of Vanuatu and apply for naturalization to become citizens of the Republic of Vanuatu.
Permanent identity
Direct citizenship
Easy application
The application documents are simple and the processing procedures are quick, taking an average of 1-2 months.
No language qualification required
No language requirement, no education, no management experience, no proof of asset source, etc.
Dual citizenship
Vanuatu recognizes dual citizenship
No "immigration detention"
No immigration detention required, no residence time requirement
Simple tax system
No global taxation, personal income tax, corporate profit tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax and gift tax, etc.
Convenient entry and exit
No visa or visa on arrival is required, and you can freely enter and exit more than 100 countries, including the European Union (Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, etc.), as well as the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc.
The whole family can immigrate
One person nominates, three generations go together
Immigration Program Overview
Program Overview
On 19 December 2016, the Republic of Vanuatu officially enacted the Nationality Regulations (Donation Scheme) Order No. 220 of 2016 in accordance with Section 13D of the Nationality Act Chapter 112. The Act sets out the details of the Contribution Program, which aims to raise funds and attract high-quality immigrants to promote Vanuatu's economic development.
Applicants make a donation to the country of Vanuatu and apply for naturalization to become citizens of the Republic of Vanuatu.
Vanuatu Citizenship by Donation Program
The applicant makes a donation to Vanuatu, and the funds raised will be used to promote the country's economic development. Depending on the number of applicants, donations start at $130,000.
Eligible family members include:
- Spouse of the principal applicant
- Children under 18 years of age of the principal applicant or his/her spouse
- Unmarried school-age children of the principal applicant or his/her spouse aged 18 to 25
- Parents of the principal applicant or their spouse who are 50 years of age or older
Immigration application process
Application procedures for Vanuatu citizenship by donation program
- The client selects the Vanuatu Citizenship by Donation Program and signs the formal agreement, submits the completed forms and all required documents, and pays some of the relevant fees
- Processing of documents for clients’ naturalization applications
- The Vanuatu government conducts background checks and approves application documents
- Approval result: Approved in principle by the Vanuatu government
- The applicant will pay the remaining government contribution and fees
- Vanuatu Government issues citizenship certificate
- Vanuatu Government issued passports
- Naturalization oath and passport collection
Documents required for immigration
Documents required for Vanuatu Citizenship by Donation Program
- Formal application form
- Photo and signature certificate
- Marriage certificate notarization
- Notarized ID card
- Notarized birth certificate or notarized birth medical certificate
- Passport notarization
- Notarized change of name (if applicable)
- Proof of school attendance (for unmarried children aged 18 to 25 years old)
