Why do many rich people around you immigrate to Vanuatu?

Vanuatu's beautiful environment is a gift from nature and the result of Vanuatu people's unremitting efforts to protect the environment. Vanuatu has been rated as one of the "least developed countries" in the world by the United Nations, but people have a strong awareness of environmental protection. The "Clean Vanuatu" campaign initiated by the government has been widely supported by the people. Every Saturday, many primary and middle school students and ordinary people take to the streets, carrying yellow garbage bags issued by the government and picking up garbage from roadsides, parks and other public places. Councillors and municipal government officials set an example and personally participated, and local enterprises were not willing to lag behind, offering various material rewards to outstanding people.

1, with rich products and leisurely life.

Vanuatu is located between 0/5 and 20 degrees south latitude/kloc, and has a tropical maritime climate, with abundant rain all year round, lush vegetation and abundant seafood. When you are hungry, you can pick tropical fruits such as bananas, avocados, mangoes, papaya, pineapple, passion fruit and breadfruit as food, or wrap natural ingredients such as taro, yam, sweet potato and banana with leaves and bake them with stones to enjoy. Thirst, a mountain spring and a mouthful of coconut juice are equally cool and sweet.

2. Beautiful environment and pleasant mood.

Vanuatu is close to the largest coral sea in the world and there is no modern industrial pollution. The sea is clear and blue, more than 300 kinds of corals compete for beauty, and more than 450 kinds of marine fish shuttle through it, forming a vibrant underwater world. There are dense forests, swaying coconut trees and flowers, as well as natural wonders such as Champagne Beach, the most beautiful beach in the South Pacific, and Yasul Volcano, the nearest active volcano in the world. Clear water, blue sky, green island and white sails are like fairyland Penglai, which accords with people's imagination of Xanadu. In the face of such a pure natural environment, impetuous heart will gradually calm down and heavy steps will become light.

3. The traditional economy does not attach importance to money.

Vanuatu is far from the world, and most of its population is engaged in the natural economy. Many foods in Vanuatu are ready-made, medical expenses are extremely low, and primary education is basically free. For ordinary people, the traditional economy of barter is far more important than the monetary economy. Therefore, Vanuatu people have low material desires, look down on money, never bargain when buying things, and businessmen do not have the strength to buy and sell.

No matter where you come from, wherever you go, whether you are rich or poor, as long as you are in Vanuatu, you will feel a bright smile, cordial greetings and sincere wishes. Many people are moved by the warmth of home, stop and leave, and convey this happiness through various ways.