Richard Butler Vanuatu. Investing in tropical agriculture can be smart for investors between the early ages of the 20s and 60 plus, as rural and coastal property prices in Australia and New Zealand have become almost unaffordable.
Not only can it provide land equity growth, but it can also generate passive income.
One of the main reasons for investing in tropical agriculture is the potential for land appreciation.
The Republic of Vanuatu is now becoming the next new market for savvy property investors.
Malekula island is where we are situated, and our Island infrastructure is being upgraded with all fully funded projects e.g.
A, under-construction US$25 million international update to the islands airport tarmac, a US$19 million river hydro-power station completed in 2022, US$10 million cargo wharf renovation, just completed for container transfer, US$30 million stage 2 road and bridges plus stage 3 the government has an MOU with the road builder for 78 kilometres of road and bridges coming around the island towards our 1-acre farmlets.
Lastly, 4G is now available over all the Vanuatu islands.
Over the past 20 years, there has been a steady increase in the value of agricultural land in Australian southern & tropical regions.
This can be seen in the Australian agriculture land increase chart below, which shows the average annual growth rate of agricultural land values in tropical countries over the past two decades.
Many wealthy investors such as Bill Gates and Gina Rinehart have invested in rural properties in the last 3 years
Additionally, investing in tropical agriculture can provide a steady stream of income. It is possible to purchase in Vanuatu on Malekula island land for growing crops such as Papaya, cocoa, coffee pineapples and bananas, which can produce a consistent profit over time.
This type of investment also allows investors to diversify their portfolios and expand into new markets.
Vanuatu has been voted the happiest nation in the world twice by the lonely planet index.
Another factor to consider is the increasing demand for organic fruits and vegetables. As the global population continues to grow, the food demand is also rising. Additionally, climate change is making it more challenging to grow crops in non-tropical regions, resulting in even more demand for tropical produce.
This is illustrated in the chart below, which shows the projected growth in the organic fruit and vegetable market over the next 28 years to 2050!
Vanuatu offers a permanent residency and, passport & citizenship that can be organised via agent Melanesian waterfront real estate in under 60 days to approved applicants
In addition to the land appreciation and increasing demand for organic produce, investing in tropical agriculture can also provide a source of passive income.
This can come from cooperative farming via a share farmer concept with local farmers or from the export and local sale of crops.
This can provide a steady income stream for investors, regardless of whether the value of the land is appreciated.
In late 2022 Australia signed a security pack with The Republic of Vanuatu to increase trade and agriculture and tourism support of projects.
There are several ways to invest in tropical agriculture, including buying land directly, investing in farmland, or investing in a company that specializes in tropical agriculture. Each option has its own set of pros and cons, so it’s important to do your research and choose the one that’s right for you.
The Republic of Vanuatu welcomes investors in tourism and agriculture projects.
In conclusion, investing in tropical agriculture can be smart for investors between the ages of 25 and 65.
Developers are now offering a new concept in helping you purchase seller funding which Developer Richard Butler can explain in detail, but you can get started on a US$1000 deposit by reaching out to him on +61417007792
The Coastal farms are from 600 to 1500 meters back from this local beach
What is most attractive is that the cost to buy is so much more affordable than other investment options starting from a total ofUS$50,000
Plus government fees( 2%stampduty & 5% registration fee)
Vanuatu also has no personal or corporate tax, no death duties and gift tax, as well as no capital controls so that you can move funds in and out subject to banks’ KYC
Vanuatu does have a VAT-TAX (value-added tax of 15%)for goods and services.
The potential for profit, however, can be substantial depending on the land you purchase and the crops that are grown there.
Therefore, it is essential to research each option thoroughly before making a decision, if you don’t mind. With careful planning and due diligence, investing in tropical agriculture can greatly diversify your portfolio and increase your wealth.
Not only can it provide land equity growth, but it can also generate passive income. It also provides much-needed work for the local island residents.
With the increasing demand for organic fruits and vegetables and the potential for land appreciation, tropical agriculture can be a profitable investment for diversifying their portfolio and taking advantage of growth opportunities in the agriculture sector.
Vanuatu is a 100% Organic fruit and vegetable nation with no GMO seed allowed
Reach out to Richard Butler for obligation-free information on our coastal farms in the Republic of Vanuatu today at +61417007792