2026 DSP pricing at a glance
- Single applicant: from $135,000 with due diligence
- Couple (main + spouse): $150,000 contribution + due diligence
- Family +1 child: $165,000 contribution + due diligence
- Family +2 children: $180,000 contribution + due diligence
- Government donation (non-refundable): $130,000
- Due diligence fee (non-refundable): $5,000
What Every Fee Covers
The Vanuatu DSP all-inclusive price is made up of several distinct components. Understanding each one matters, because some are refundable in certain scenarios and some are not.
| Fee Component | Amount (Single) | Refundable? | When Paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Government donation (DSP) | $130,000 | No | After approval-in-principle |
| Due diligence fee | $5,000 | No | At application submission |
| Issuance fee | Included | No | Bundled |
| Agent professional fee | Included | Per contract | Per engagement |
| Passport & courier | Included | N/A | After issuance |
| Total all-inclusive | ~$135,000 |
Family Pricing
Additional dependants (spouse, children under 18, dependent parents) each carry incremental fees:
| Profile | All-Inclusive 2026 |
|---|---|
| Single applicant | ~$135,000 |
| Main applicant + spouse | $150,000 + due diligence |
| Family of 3 (+ 1 child) | $165,000 + due diligence |
| Family of 4 (+ 2 children) | $180,000 + due diligence |
See the full family cost breakdown for dependent parent pricing and post-citizenship additions.
What's Changed From Previously Published Figures
You may have seen figures of $130,000 quoted for Vanuatu DSP single applicants. The figure with due diligence is $135,000 — the $130,000 refers to the government donation component only, before the $5,000 due diligence fee and any fees set by regulation are added. Some agents and comparison sites quote the donation figure in isolation, which understates the total cost. Our pricing is all-inclusive with no hidden additions.
DSP vs CIIP: Which is Better Value?
DSP (non-refundable $130,000 donation) is the simplest route and suitable for most applicants. CIIP (Capital Investment Immigration Plan) has been suspended for new applications since March 2025; it historically combined a contribution with a refundable pledge, with amounts and refund terms not confirmed but the upfront outlay is higher and the structure is more complex. See the DSP vs CIIP full comparison.
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