Source document

Vanuatu: 2025 Article IV Consultation-Press Release; and Staff Report (IMF Country Report No. 25/277)

International Monetary Fund · IMF · Sep 2025 · Vanuatu

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CompleteReviewed 8 Oct 2026

Reviewed. Everything in it that belongs in the tables has been taken.

What the document holds

IMF 2025 Article IV staff report (CR 25/277, 97 pages). In scope: press release and key issues (ECP revenues significant but in structural decline, words); 2024 fiscal outturn (ECP revenues stronger than expected, words); para 10 and footnote 8 (CIIP suspended March 2025, amended May 2025, resumed June 2025; ECP about 7% of GDP in 2024, down from 14% in 2020; events and the 7% already recorded); para 16 and footnotes 16-17 (H1 2025 ECP increase linked to invoicing, receipts still to be verified; Commission of Inquiry report; events already recorded); para 24 and footnote 25 (AML/CFT risks and EU governance concerns, words); authorities' views (words); Table 2 and Table 3 ECP revenue 2021-2030 in vatu and percent of GDP; balance-of-payments table "ECP Revenues" (same percent-of-GDP series, not added again); risk matrix (words); DSA zero-ECP scenario text, tables and charts (debt ratios under a hypothetical scenario, OCR-read from image pages 84-93; not programme numbers, not taken). Image pages 5, 36, 54, 57, 64, 66, 94 and 97 OCR-checked (no programme numbers). Rest is macro, labour migration, climate, banking and airline material. Added: 2026-2030 projections (vatu and % of GDP) and the 2020 "high of 14 percent".

What it supports

4 rows on this site come from this document. Each one opens with the page and the exact words.

23 more rows from this document are in the source data but not on this site: numbers we would have had to work out ourselves, figures a later correction replaced, or programmes outside these datasets.

About the document

What it covers ECP revenue 2021-2030 (Tables 2-3); CIIP suspended March 2025 and resumed June 2025; Commission of Inquiry report on the citizenship program; invoicing reform.

Notes Columns to 2023 historical, 2024 estimate, 2025 onward forecasts (header alignment in the PDF is slightly ambiguous between 2023 and 2024). Direct download blocked (HTTP 403); stored copy from the Wayback Machine snapshot.

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