FAQ

Vanuatu citizenship provides visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 100 countries, no personal income tax, and a streamlined application process.

The Citizenship by Investment Program grants full citizenship with a Vanuatu passport, while the Permanent Residency Program allows individuals to reside in Vanuatu without obtaining citizenship.

Yes, Vanuatu permits dual citizenship, allowing you to retain your current nationality while enjoying the benefits of Vanuatu citizenship.

The application process typically takes 60 to 90 days from submission to approval, depending on due diligence checks and documentation completion.

Required documents generally include a valid passport, proof of funds, police clearance, medical reports, and completed application forms.

Yes, spouses, children, and dependent parents can be included under a single application.

If an application is denied due to eligibility concerns or documentation issues, applicants may have the opportunity to provide additional information or reapply.

Investments include donations to the Vanuatu National Development Fund and other government-approved economic development projects.

Investments include donations to the Vanuatu National Development Fund and other government-approved economic development projects.

Costs vary based on the number of applicants and the chosen investment option. Fees typically include government contributions, due diligence fees, and legal processing costs.

Vanuatu has no personal income tax, capital gains tax, or inheritance tax, making it an attractive financial jurisdiction for global investors.

No, there is no residency requirement for maintaining Vanuatu citizenship.

Yes, Vanuatu citizens and permanent residents can engage in business activities and employment within the country.

The cost of living varies depending on lifestyle choices, but Vanuatu offers a range of affordable and luxury living options.

Vanuatu has essential healthcare services and international schooling options, with further medical and education facilities available in nearby countries like Australia and New Zealand.