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Vanuatu has No Income Tax, No Estate Tax and No Capital Gain Tax
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It is a Growing Economy in the South Pacific, close to Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia, and has recently graduated to Developing Nation Status, only the 2nd country to ever do so
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It is a Politically Stable Country and its People are welcoming, friendly and have been designated the happiest in the World
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It is a thriving Financial Centre with several International Banks and Professional Financial Advisers
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There is No Limitation or Tax on incoming and outgoing Capital
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It is a Multilingual environment and Banks offer Accounts in all major Currenciess
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Anyone can purchase properties in Vanuatu and Foreign Investment is encouraged
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Any foreign Property or Business Investor can apply for Residency and Dual Citizenship is recognized. Vanuatu also has an attractive Citizenship Program
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As a Developing Country, it offers many Opportunities without being over regulated
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Vanuatu has a growing Tourism Industry, which is expected to recover quickly once world travel resumes
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Vanuatu is undergoing major Infrastructure works, including Airports, Ports, new City Roads, and round Island Bridges
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There is a thriving Building Industry and Permits are not over regulated
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Vanuatu actively practices Environmental Preservation and Energy Sustainability
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Vanuatu has a Warm Tropical climate, with temperatures ranging from 19 to 34 C
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Vanuatu has amazing Coral Reefs and Marine Life, Volcanoes, Waterfalls and Tropical Deserted Beaches, offering world class Scuba, Snorkeling, Deep Sea Fishing, Birding, Outdoor Adventuring, and Cultural Entertainment and healthy Organic Food
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There are 83 main Islands in the Archipelago, each with their own customs, traditions and dialects. Many villages still live as they did thousands of years ago, yet the main islands offer the best of the modern world