The Vanuatu Citizenship By Investment program is one of the fastest and most efficient routes to a second passport available today. With a simple and fully remote application process, investors can secure citizenship without ever needing to visit or reside in Vanuatu. This makes it an attractive solution for individuals and families looking for greater global mobility, enhanced financial security, tax efficiency, and long-term stability.
Unlike other investment migration programs, Vanuatu offers direct citizenship through donation. With a minimum contribution of $135,000 USD to the Vanuatu Development Support Program (DSP), applicants gain access to a transparent and legally recognized path to dual citizenship backed by the Government of Vanuatu.
Applicants can also include their family members in the application, covering spouse, dependent children, and in certain cases, parents or grandparents. This makes the program highly competitive for investors who want to secure a legacy of freedom and mobility for the next generation.
At Bond and Partners, we specialize in guiding clients through every step of the Vanuatu Citizenship By Investment process. From the first consultation to the final delivery of your passport, our experts ensure a smooth, compliant, and stress-free experience. By choosing us, you benefit from:
Personalized advisory tailored to your needs.
Access to the latest program requirements and updates.
A trusted partner with global expertise in investment migration.
Find answers to the most frequent questions about the Vanuatu Citizenship By Investment program.
The program starts at $135,000 USD as a donation to the Vanuatu Development Support Program.
On average, the process takes 1 to 4 months, depending on due diligence and document submission.
No. There is no residency requirement before, during, or after receiving citizenship.
Yes. Your spouse, dependent children, and sometimes parents or grandparents can be included.
Vanuatu passport holders enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 98+ countries, including Hong Kong, Singapore, and most Commonwealth nations.
Yes. Vanuatu permits dual citizenship, so you can keep your current nationality.