What happened to the first batch of Chinese people who went to Vanuatu to start a business?

The consumption environment in Vanuatu is okay. There are many shops in the urban area, more than half of which are mid- to low-end shops. Most of these shops are Chinese and sell all kinds of small general merchandise shipped from China. The Chinese people who came to Vanuatu to do business in the early years made a lot of money. Each small shop was not worth mentioning. Before, they could make more than one million every year. But as the store opened bigger and bigger, profits also came out, but the annual income was more than 200,000.

Housing and living standards in Vanuatu depend largely on location. After all, Vanuatu is a country that has just begun to develop, so don't expect any urban areas when you live here. If you live in Port Vila or Santo Island, there are 24-hour power supply systems, electricity, mobile phones, Internet technology, bus transportation systems and restaurants. Enrich tourism, aquaculture, and timber network resources

Tourism development is one of Vanuatu’s leading industries and the largest source of goods trade, with an annual output value of approximately 40% of GDP. Vanuatu has 1,636 hospital beds, with an average annual room utilization rate of over 50%. Most tourists come from Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia. The most popular and famous attractions are Port Vila, Tana, Santo, Malekula and Pentecost Island. In 2010, Vanuatu received a total of 237,648 tourists from airlines and cruise ships, and the total tourism revenue was 22 billion Vatu.

In addition to first-class island tourism network resources, Vanuatu also has rich aquatic resources, with the seventh largest sardine farm in the world, and many islands also have sparsely populated tropical jungles. Some people describe the abundance of local wood as "the indigenous people use mahogany furniture as firewood for baking". It is also rich in agricultural resources, with strong sunshine, sufficient rainfall, fertile land, and moderate ambient temperature, between 20°C and 30°C. All cattle are raised in the countryside.

It is very lively here, and many foreigners can be seen in nightclubs and restaurants. But if you live in other places, it is very common to encounter situations such as no electricity, no signal, and uncleaned water. Whether you are looking for a job or starting a business in Vanuatu, Port Vila is the place where you are most likely to succeed. Jobs related to tourism development are likely to be easier to find. Travel-related jobs such as hotels and leisure resorts here are often unfilled. However, with the development of Vanuatu and the continuous improvement of rural areas, there are more and more positions in the construction of landscape architecture infrastructure.

Vanuatu has many tourist attractions, such as large and medium-sized private beaches, which offer many meaningful activities, including cooking, massage, bodybuilding classes, etc. You can do whatever you like. If you don't want to stay at a resort all day, why not visit a country club or golf driving range. In addition, if you have the opportunity, it is also good to visit the indigenous tribes and experience customs and activities that are not found elsewhere in the world.

The Chinese officially entered Vanuatu more than ten years ago, and the main actors were dominated by the brave Fujian people. Nowadays, the smaller retail stores in Vanuatu are basically occupied by the Fujian people. Don’t be fooled by the name of a small retail store. This kind of small store is not large in scale but very profitable. A sales girl from China can earn an annual salary of more than 200,000 yuan. A store in the city center In the past few years, I could earn four to five million a year, but now it is less. But compared to China, life is very easy because we have no local taxes except for the 12.5% ??income tax (recently adjusted to 15%). Even companies add personal income tax. Not at all, and since we pay in cash, we have the final say on how much tax we pay (you know). The following is a map of local tax pressures in various countries in the Asia-Pacific. You can see how much easier it is to do business in Vanuatu.