Focus on Vanuatu investment immigration and Vanuatu life:
Vanuatu emphasizes the maintenance of national independence, opposes foreign interference and control by major powers; advocates the development of relations with countries around the world; implements a 200 nautical mile economic zone, opposes driftnet fishing in the South Pacific region; opposes nuclear testing in the region; actively advocates for environmental protection and marine resource conservation. In recent years, Vanuatu has sought to develop relations with Asian countries. It is a member of the United Nations, the Pacific Islands Forum, and the Pacific Community (formerly the South Pacific Commission). Vanuatu has established diplomatic relations with 75 countries and regions. It has diplomatic missions in the United Nations, the European Union, and New Caledonia. It also has offices or honorary consulates in Beijing, Hong Kong, Macau, Bangkok, Seychelles, and other locations.