What are the differences between Vanuatu's green card program and passport immigration program?

At present, there are two main types of Vanuatu national immigration programs, one is Vanuatu passport immigrants, the other is Vanuatu permanent residence, in which we call Vanuatu permanent residence immigrants, that is, we call Vanuatu green card program, as our immigrants, is Vanuatu passport immigrants better? Or is Vanuatu's permanent residence immigrants better, what is the difference between Vanuatu's permanent residence and passport?

What are the differences between passport and permanent residence?

Both the passport and the permanent residence card are a kind of permanent residence identity certificate obtained through the relevant immigration procedures. Although both can prove that they have certain residence rights in the immigration country, they still have a big difference:

Passport: The identity corresponding to the passport is the nationality of our immigration country. If we apply for the nationality of the immigration country, then it means that we have officially joined the country and become one of the citizens of the country. At the same time, we also enjoy the rights and obligations that citizens of the country should enjoy.

Permanent residence: Permanent residence means that we can live permanently in that country, but we do not change our original nationality or join the nationality of the country of immigration, but we have the right to stay legally in that country for a long time.

Differences in passport and permanent residence rights

The biggest difference between a passport and permanent residence lies in political rights and obligations. If we only have a permanent residence certificate from a country of immigration, it means that we can leave the country freely and have permanent residence in that country. The right, but not necessarily able to work in the country, nor may it be able to enjoy the country's public health care and education and other social welfare policies. And if we have a national passport, it is completely equivalent to citizens born and raised in the country of immigration to enjoy the same social welfare and political rights as citizens of that country. Of course, we also need to pay corresponding taxes and military service obligations. We also have the right to obtain work and study in the country of immigration, and enjoy the social benefits such as medical care and education that citizens of that country can enjoy.

The above is the general difference between Vanuatu's permanent residence and passport. Generally speaking, we can understand that Vanuatu's passport is superior to permanent residence in terms of advantages. However, the choice of immigration method still needs to be determined according to individual needs.