The exhibition was attended by real estate agencies, immigration companies, and developers from Spain, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, the UK, and the UAE.
Experts of the Partnership Department presented the Passportivity:
MIPIF organized the event, bringing together real estate market professionals, private investors, and people interested in moving abroad.
At the exhibition, Yulia Veremeva met with potential clients and discussed the conditions for obtaining a Vanuatu passport by investment and its status benefits.
To obtain Vanuatu citizenship, investors have a choice between:
A Vanuatu passport can be obtained within two months. With Vanuatu citizenship, investors travel without visas to more than 100 countries, open accounts in foreign banks, relocate businesses, and participate in other citizenship or residence permit programs by investment without restrictions.
With a Vanuatu passport, Russian investors can apply for a “golden visa” to Greece, which is otherwise not available to Russians. The minimum investment amount for real estate purchases is €250,000 until August 31st, 2024, after which it will increase to €800,000.
To obtain status under the same conditions, investors must:
The amount of investment in real estate is relatively low compared to other EU countries. For example, it is half the amount required for a golden visa in Spain. After five years, you can obtain permanent residence and sell the properties.
Detailed information about obtaining a Vanuatu passport and a residence permit in Greece can be found at a personal meeting with experts from Passportivity.