The Pacific nation has been providing investors with the opportunity to invest in the country since 2017 and receive citizenship and a passport in return. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the income from the program is almost 50% of the country's income.

Vanuatu is set to introduce a real estate option (REO) to its citizenship by investment program.

Vanuatu's illustrious citizenship by investment program, dubbed the Vanuatu Development Support Program (DSP), is now accepting investments in a wide array of fiat currencies, while indirect payments in cryptocurrency are also accepted.

The Pacific nation of Vanuatu runs one of the world's most prominent citizenship by investment programs, the Development Support Program (DSP), and it has become even more popular during the hard times of the pandemic.

Vanuatu is the slingshot-shaped chain of 83 islands located in the Pacific Ocean between Australia and New Zealand… and literally thousands of miles away from the world’s political and economic problems!

The Vanuatu Citizenship by Investment Program was first introduced in 2016 and finally adopted in 2017. During this time, investors had only one option to obtain citizenship and a passport of this country - to donate to the development support program. After four years of the program's operation, the country is finally preparing an additional investment option - investing in real estate. Parliament will finally consider introducing this option this month.

For the fifth year in a row, Vanuatu breaks its own records for the number of investments received through the Citizenship by Investment program. In 2020, this amount was US$132.6 million. This is the largest indicator for the entire time since the program has been running.

Vanuatu is a chain of 83 small, slingshot-shaped islands located in the Pacific Ocean between Australia and New Zealand. The Development Support Program (DSP) was founded in early 2016 and finally adopted by the government in 2017. The main idea of ​​the program is to stimulate the economy, create new jobs and maintain a balanced national budget.