Available Solutions based on your request:
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP
Citizenship by Investment Programs
Region:
Oceania
Country:
Vanuatu
Program Final:
Citizenship
Simplicity:
Speed in month(s):
2
Education:
N/A
Price:
The usual cost mix for Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP includes government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. As a planning benchmark, overall costs can fall in the USD $130,000 range, while the exact total will depend on family structure, filing complexity, and added support. Contact us for a custom quote.
Investment
requirements:
Non-refundable contribution to the Vanuatu government (Development Support Program: USD $130,000 for single applicant, USD $150,000 for married couple, USD $165,000 for married couple with one child, USD $180,000 for family of four, USD $10,000 per additional dependant), FIU due diligence fee of USD $5,000 per application, clean criminal record, proof of sufficient funds
Dependents:
Under DSP, spouse, children under 18, sons and daughters aged 18 to 25 who are dependent and in full-time education, and dependent parents over 50 may be included; each additional dependant increases the government contribution by USD $10,000.
Description:
The Vanuatu Citizenship by Investment programs (most notably the Development Support Program (DSP), the Real Estate Option (REO), and the Vanuatu Contribution Program (VCP)) target high-net-worth individuals seeking fast-track citizenship. Applicants and their families can secure Vanuatu citizenship within approximately two months, making it one of the fastest CBI programs in the world. No language or residency requirements are imposed, and there are no mandatory travel or interview obligations, although an oath of allegiance must be completed before the citizenship certificate is delivered. Benefits include visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 95 countries (not including the Schengen Area, whose visa waiver for Vanuatu was revoked in 2025, or the UK), no personal income or wealth taxes, and eligibility for dependent family members. The program stands out for its speed, relative affordability, and straightforward application process. However, applicants from certain sanctioned or high-risk countries face restrictions.