Vanuatu CBI Revenue Falls 48.7% Short of Budget in First Half of 2022
Q2 was the lowest-grossing quarter in four years for citizenship by investment in Vanuatu. And it’s likely to get considerably worse.
Read moreQ2 was the lowest-grossing quarter in four years for citizenship by investment in Vanuatu. And it’s likely to get considerably worse.
Read moreThe visa-waiver suspension will last until at least February next year, at which point the EU will re-assess the country’s CBI programs.
Read moreThe Attorney General and the FIU objected to the contract. Lack of unified messaging undermines the program, indicates Micha-Rose Emmett.
Read moreChairman Warsal is expected to reveal details on the program’s long-awaited real estate investment option next week.
Read moreVancis Capital offers transparent, fair, and effective pricing to all partners to help maximize their returns on each client they process.
Read moreIn a historic release prepared exclusively for IMI, Vanuatu shares, for the first time, statistics on all its past and present CBI programs.
Read moreVanuatu’s deputy PM concedes the country’s CIP investors are still just honorary citizens and that he plans to give them a yellow passport.
Read moreVanuatu’s Development Support Program aims to become the first CIP to allow stateless people to apply for citizenship by investment.
Read moreVanuatu Govt.: “It clearly shows conflict of interest on your side as you clearly knew there would be a change of government when the contract elapsed.”
Read moreVanuatu’s new government wants more transparency for its two CIPs. Particularly for the VCP, a program exclusively operated by a single agent in Hong Kong.
Read moreJames Harris, a former British Army officer once stationed east of the iron curtain, has discovered a latent passion for gardening during the lockdown.
Read moreAfter much discussion, David Lesperance remains unconvinced that Vanuatu’s citizenship by investment programs grant anything but honorary citizenship.
Read moreHaving more than tripled in two years, revenues from CBI are already the country’s main income source and may soon make up more than 50% of the total.
Read moreUndercutting of the Government’s officially sanctioned retail price has led to confusion in the market-place, writes James. E. Harris.
Read moreIn the first four months of 2019, revenue from Vanuatu’s two citizenship by investment programs nearly equaled the amount raised in all of 2017.
Read moreVanuatu has revoked the citizenships of four Chinese fraud-suspects and extradited them to China. Whether due process was granted remains an open question.
Read moreIn a welcome series of new Regulation Orders, Vanuatu moves to harmonize the terms for its citizenship programs.
Read moreIn a letter to the editor, Hong Kong lawyer Martin Fairbairn offers disquieting answers to critical questions on Vanuatu citizenship by investment.
Read moreWhy do you have two programs with different prices? Are the citizenships honorary or not? And who is Jimmy from
Read moreImproving intake faster than any other CBI destination, Vanuatu has seen income from its two citizenship programs triple in a single year.
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