News • May 8, 2025 • 2 Min
Vanuatu has announced potential plans to raise the minimum investment thresholds for its Capital Investment Immigration Plan (CIIP). The changes aim to enhance the sustainability of the program and generate essential funding for national development.
These adjustments align with the government’s goal to maintain the program’s value while supporting Vanuatu’s infrastructure projects and long-term growth initiatives.
Alongside the investment increases, Vanuatu is introducing new reporting measures for designated agents. Agents will now be required to submit quarterly reports that outline financial activities, business plans, and proof of progress on investments.
These reports aim to ensure that contributions are directed toward projects that align with Vanuatu’s goals for sustainable development and climate resilience. The Citizenship Commission will play a larger role in overseeing the program, with new powers to request audits of agent reports when necessary.
These changes reflect a positive step toward refining the program and reinforcing its long-term success, ensuring that investments continue to benefit both the country and its new citizens.
For potential investors looking to apply to the CIIP, it’s important to be aware of the possible upcoming changes to the investment thresholds and reporting requirements for better preparation and a successful application process.
It is crucial to select experienced and compliant agents who can effectively navigate these updated regulations, ensuring the smooth progression of your application and investment.
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