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Vanuatu is extremely friendly to tourists. When you visit you will get to see why it has become so popular. Do not be surprised if you decide you never want to leave.
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"Vanuatu is a slice of tropical paradise"
Letter from the Consul
I would like to introduce myself. I am the Consul of Vanuatu to Lebanon and Special Envoy of the Republic of Vanuatu to the Middle East. I am pleased to announce that our beautiful 83-island archipelago is prospering, spurred on by the worldwide stellar reputation we have amassed.
More and more people are discovering what a wonderful country we have and are choosing to do business here. Many are electing to reside here as well, at least on a part-time basis. Yes, Vanuatu is experiencing massive growth in its population. That is largely due to its economy and magnificent atmosphere. No wonder we are so proud of one of its major slogans of being “a slice of tropical paradise.”
Vanuatu has the distinction of having its people be repeatedly pronounced the happiest people on Earth. The quality of life here is superb and is experienced at a relaxed pace even when you must deal with government agencies. They will never rush you through a meeting or an important procedure. We want to invite you to visit Vanuatu and experience our country’s phenomenal atmosphere for yourself.
Azzam Makhlouf
Consular Services
Passport Renewal Services
The passport from Vanuatu is typically used as an international travel document and as proof of citizenship....
Police Clearance Services
Whomever needs police clearance certificate from Vanuatu may apply with the Consulate.
Vanuatu National ID Services
Citizens can apply for the Vanuatu National Identification (ID) with the Vanuatu consulate.
Registration of Newborn Babies
People who are citizens of Vanuatu may apply with the Consulate to register their newborn babies
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Vanuatu Citizenship
Originally proposed in early 2016, then adopted fully by the government in Vanuatu in April 2017, is the Development Support Program (DSP) of Vanuatu
Vanuatu Permanent Residency
Almost anybody who visits Vanuatu becomes enthralled in its splendor. It is an 83-island tropical paradise in the southern Pacific Ocean to the northeast of Australia.
Ship Registration in Vanuatu
Vanuatu has extended an open invitation to all yacht and ship owners to register their vessel in their country. Comprised of more than 80 islands.....
Company Formation in Vanuatu
It is "the process of incorporating (registering) a business as a limited company," in this case, in Vanuatu. This is done so that the business can become a legal entity....
Vanuatu Is a Slice of Heaven
Vanuatu Is a Fabulous Place to Visit
To those folks who have discovered the splendor of Vanuatu, the question of why it is a fabulous place to visit has already been answered. In the first place, it is visually breathtaking. Vanuatu is a virtual paradise right here on Earth.
It consists of an 83-island archipelago, northeast of Australia, in the southern Pacific Ocean.
On the way to this slice of Heaven, one can't help but be enthralled by the sparkling blue seas and its pristine sandy beaches along the coasts of each island. As you move inland, the allure of the tropical foliage and unique wildlife will captivate you. This is why we call it a slice of Heaven. You will surely feel as though that is where you are.
How Can You Get to Vanuatu?
For people who are now deciding to take us up on our invitation to visit, you can book a flight with Air Vanuatu. Comprised of a fleet of state-of-the-art airliners, including Airbus model jet aircrafts, Air Vanuatu pilots and crews will see to it that your journey to Vanuatu is just as wonderful as your trip is. Talk to your travel agent today!
It is also possible for you to get to Vanuatu by sea. There are cruise lines that offer excursions to and from this tropical paradise as well as organized tours of the country. If you happen to own your own yacht or ship, you are welcome to visit as well. Again, see your travel agent regarding all important details you must know if you do plan to visit Vanuatu.
How Are the People of Vanuatu?
They are known to be quite friendly and welcoming to visitors and new residents. There is very little crime in Vanuatu as a result. The folks here do tend to watch out for each other. If a problem is encountered, local law enforcement personnel are guaranteed to take care of it quickly and thoroughly.
The primary languages spoken in Vanuatu are English, French and Bislama. The capital city is Port Vila and the President is Tallis Obed Moses. The population is estimated at just below 300,000 with everyone being financially secure and generally happy. You will surely have an excellent trip when you visit Vanuatu on the continent of Oceania.
- Successful applicants are not required to have residency in Vanuatu
- Citizenship programs that are family-friendly
- Visa Free access to over 145 different countries
- Permission to apply to visit Australia and the United States
- An absence of tax treaties
- Guaranteed banking and commercial privacy
No wealth, income, or inheritance taxes
What Is the Climate Like in Vanuatu?
Due to its sprawling north-south nature, there is more than one climate. In the northern parts of this country, one can expect hot and humid temperatures. In the southern parts it tends to be dry and mild. In the winter months of December through February, it can be a little chilly during the nights. A lite jacket is recommended if you plan to venture outdoors in the evenings in the wintertime.
As for precipitation, the most rainfall is experienced between January and April at about 300 mm per month. The rest of the year, it is less than that. The exception would be in the area known as The Banks Islands far north in Vanuatu. There the annual rainfall totals more than 4,000 mm per year. There are occasional cyclone storms in Vanuatu. However, if you get caught in one, there is nothing to fear. All the mainstream tourist facilities are built to withstand this type of weather. Therefore, no danger exists for anyone.
Things to Do in Port Vila
There are plenty of activities to experience in this capital city of Vanuatu, something to pique everyone’s interest. There is the National Museum of Vanuatu, local markets and many places in which to go diving. You can spend the day swimming on Iririki Island, take a cruise to the tree covered Erakor Island, or experience the thrill of Tropic Thunder Jets. You and your family can go to the Vanuatu Cultural Centre or take the first and best Buggy Fun tour of the island. You will not lack for things to do here.
Do Not Forget Espiritu Santo
With so much to do in Port Vila, it is easy to overlook the other islands of Vanuatu. Take Espiritu Santo for example. There are a lot of fun things to do here as well. There is the picturesque Champagne Beach which never gets too crowded. It is a great place to experience a little solitude. Or wander through the Millenium Cave or Million Dollar Point. The latter is a tourist site featuring military remains from the United States’ participation in World War II. For a more exotic vacation, book a stay for the entire family at Ratua Island Resort and Spa. You might never want to leave when you stay here.
Adventures Abound on Tanna Island in Vanuatu
If you are the adventurous type, be sure to include a stay on the Vanuatu island of Tanna. Tanna is most famous for its active volcano, Mount Yasur. You will also find traditional villages and Port Resolution to explore. If you are on a honeymoon or an anniversary trip, book some time at Tanna Lodge and then relax on Louniel Beach. Then you and your mate can tour the Blue Cave in all its glory. You may need to book this part far in advance, as it is quite popular and fills up often. It is highly worth the extra effort. Blue Cave is a wonder to behold.
Visitors Are Always Welcome in Vanuatu
No matter what time of year, whether this is your first trip here or tenth, you are always welcome. We described the activities on three of the islands. There are 80 others to enjoy while you are here, so leave plenty of time. You will want to familiarize yourself with the customs, as well as all the best sites to see before you come. Yes, there are laws and regulations associated with Vanuatu; however, they are sensible and kept to a minimum. You and your guests will have the vacation of your lives. Come to Vanuatu soon!