Immigrant Vanua data

Because 36.37% of the places here will be threatened by natural disasters.

In the southern hemisphere not far from Australia, there is a small island country called Vanuatu. What makes this country different is that the frequency of natural risks mentioned in the World Risk Report ranks first in the world. Every year, 36.37% Vanuatu is threatened by natural disasters. In the same report, China accounted for 6.5% and the United States accounted for 3.87%. Vanuatu has a small land area and a small population of only 282,000, and its economic situation is relatively unsatisfactory. Per capita GDP is only $3,033 (20 18 data), which is one third of that of China. Perhaps because of its geographical location and small area, Vanuatu experienced earthquakes, terrible volcanic eruptions and ruthless hurricanes in the weeks of 20 15.

The hurricane alone destroyed more than 95% of the country's fields, and nearly one-third of the population had to seek emergency refuge. As a small island country, the main factor affecting the climate is the ocean. The average annual rainfall in the South Pacific region exceeds 65,438+0,600 mm. The temperature here is around 25.3 degrees Celsius all the year round, and the body feels very comfortable, so it is also regarded as a small travel paradise. What needs to be known is that this country is a member of the Commonwealth. Therefore, the country decided to combine ethnic policy with investment. Earlier this year, as long as you spend $654.38 +0.5 million, you can get the qualification to invest in Vanuatu and get the nationality of that country.

According to relevant statistics, the income from the sale of nationality alone accounts for one third of Vanuatu's national income. It can be seen that business is still accepted by many people. As one of the underdeveloped countries, Vanuatu's foreign debt is about 440 million US dollars, which is equivalent to 50% of the country's GDP. This is not a small figure. It is worth noting that China accounts for nearly half of the $440 million foreign debt.