Vanuatu Immigration: Recently, Chinese Ambassador to Vanuatu Xie Bohua and Prime Minister of Vanuatu Sato Kilman, representing their respective governments, signed a new agreement on economic and technical cooperation between China and Vanuatu at the Prime Minister's Office in Vanuatu.
China-Vanuatu Economic and Technical Cooperation Highlights Deep Friendship Between the Two Nations
At the beginning of the month, Prime Minister Kilman was invited to China to attend the commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. During his visit, he held a friendly meeting with President Xi Jinping, where both sides engaged in in-depth discussions on bilateral relations and international issues of mutual concern, reaching a broad consensus. The agreement signed this time is a concrete manifestation of the outcomes of this meeting. Prime Minister Kilman stated that the friendly relations between Vanuatu and China are currently in a stage of rapid development, and the Vanuatu side is willing to work hand-in-hand with the Chinese side to continuously promote mutually beneficial and friendly cooperation between the two countries to a higher level.
【Ambassador Xie Bohua and Prime Minister Kilman at the signing ceremony】
Vanuatu Passport Program Gains Popularity, Highlighting Its Advantages
The government of Vanuatu encourages and welcomes investment immigrants from all over the world and has launched a fast-track passport program, which stipulates that overseas individuals can quickly obtain a Vanuatu passport and become a citizen of Vanuatu by donating 130,000 USD to the Vanuatu government, enjoying all the rights of a Vanuatu citizen. Once launched, this program was highly sought after by numerous investors, mainly due to its inherent advantages:
◆ The passport program with the lowest investment cost
◆ Simple application documents
◆ Approval in as fast as 30 days
◆ One application, three generations immigrate
◆ Commonwealth passport, visa-free access to 121 countries worldwide
◆ Low taxation, an ideal tax haven.
◆ No immigration supervision, no requirement to land
Vanuatu Officials Visit Worldway Group, Demonstrating Good Government Relations
Worldway Group is an immigration agency ranked among the Top 500 Asian Brands, registered in Hong Kong in 1998, and possesses legal immigration qualifications for mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau. Since Worldway strongly began representing the Vanuatu fast-track passport program, good news has been frequent, helping batch after batch of clients successfully obtain Vanuatu passports, which has attracted high attention from relevant Vanuatu government officials. On August 26, 2015, Vanuatu Director of Immigration Henry Tamashiro, Chief Immigration Officer Francois Batick, and Ministry of Justice Commissioner for Oaths Jack Semeno visited the Worldway Hong Kong office. Dr. Winner Xing, President of Worldway, warmly received them, and both sides discussed matters related to the direction of the Vanuatu fast-track passport program. During the meeting, the Vanuatu officials fully affirmed and highly praised the achievements made by Worldway.
【Vanuatu Passport Program Approval Documents】
Worldway immigration experts state that the Vanuatu fast-track passport program is low-cost and fast to process. Overseas individuals can quickly obtain a Vanuatu passport by donating 130,000 USD to the Vanuatu government. The passport provides visa-free access to 28 EU countries, as well as 121 countries and regions including Singapore, Hong Kong, and Macau. Among the latest clients approved through Worldway, the fastest processing time was only half a month. For more policies on the Vanuatu fast-track passport program, please consult 400-138-2929
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