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A short outline works better than a full file. Below: what helps an initial assessment, what to keep out of the form, and what lies beyond our scope.
Reviewed by Dr. Anatoliy Yarovyi, Senior Partner
Start with an outline
Four short answers usually do: your nationality, every country you have lived in during the last ten years, who would apply with you, and what you want the second passport to achieve. From those we can judge whether the programme suits you and whether the file seems likely to pass due diligence.
Not through the form
Keep passport scans, bank statements, tax returns and anything touching a criminal matter out of the contact form and out of ordinary messages. Such material is needed only at a later stage, and it should travel over a secure channel once an engagement is in place.
What comes back
What comes back is an assessment, not marketing material: whether Vanuatu fits the situation you described, the government figures for your family size, the documents that will set your timetable, and the points where questions are likely. If the programme is the wrong choice for you, the reply will say so plainly.
What we do not do
We do not guarantee approval, because the decision belongs to the Commission. We do not quote a delivery date, because none is published. We do not advise on living in Vanuatu, on residence visas or on setting up a company there — those are outside what this site covers, and we will say so rather than improvise.
Response times
We read enquiries on working days, and most receive an answer within one of them. Anything sent over a weekend or public holiday is picked up the following working day. If you hear nothing for several days, assume the message went astray and resend it by another route.
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