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GL-A-08
Glossary · Vanuatu citizenship
Asset Statement for Vanuatu citizenship
A Vanuatu form in which the main applicant shows their assets as dollar totals, without breakdowns. The total must match the amount in the form and the bank statements.
01 / In 30 seconds
The short answer
- What it is
- A Vanuatu form on the main applicant's assets
- How
- Dollar totals, no breakdowns
- Key point
- The total matches the form and statements
- Why
- Source of funds evidence
02 / In plain words
What Asset Statement means
The Asset Statement is a Vanuatu form. The main applicant shows their assets in it as dollar totals, without detailed breakdowns.
It goes in the source of funds set with the bank letter, a 6-month statement, a reference and a utility bill. The total must match the amount in the form and the statements.
Unproven source of funds is the second most common reason for refusal, so we check the figures before filing.
A simple example
An asset statement differed from a bank statement by a few thousand. We caught it before filing and fixed it - there were no questions.
Where you will meet it
- Source of funds
- Large assets
- Cross-checking documents
- Refusal risk
03 / What it covers
What to know
What is shown
- Accounts
- Property
- Business
How
- Dollar totals
- No breakdowns
- Vanuatu form
Cross-check
- Against the form
- Against statements
- Against the bank letter
Who
- Main applicant
- One statement
- Applicant signs
04 / How it works
How it is completed
Data
Asset total from the family sheet.
Statement
Dollar totals.
Check
Against statements and form.
File
With the bank letter.
05 / Key facts
Key facts
01What the form is
The main applicant's asset report
The Asset Statement is a Vanuatu form in which the main applicant declares their assets. It is part of the source of funds set.
02Format
Dollar totals, no breakdowns
There is no need to itemise each asset. Totals in US dollars are enough; the form does not ask for detailed breakdowns.
03Matching figures
Total matches the form and bank statements
The amount must agree with the application form and the 6-month bank statement. We reconcile the figures before filing so a mismatch does not raise questions.
04Source of funds set
Asset report, bank letter, 6-month statement, reference, bill
The Asset Statement is filed with a bank letter, a 6-month bank statement, a professional reference and a utility bill.
Common mistakes
The statement does not match the bank statements
Before filing, check the total against the bank statements and the amount in the form. Even a gap of a few thousand dollars raises questions.
Large unexplained deposits shortly before filing
Attach documents showing where the money came from. Unproven source of funds is a common reason for refusal.
Itemising every asset instead of totals
Give dollar totals. The form does not require breakdowns, and they only make reconciliation with the statements harder.
06 / Expert advice

How to prepare
Check the statement total against your bank statements and the form before filing.
What we do for you. We complete the statement with you and check the figures against every document.
Anna KovalevskayaLead lawyer for EU citizenship and residency, 12 years of practice
07 / Questions
Frequently asked questions
The main applicant's asset report, a Vanuatu form. It helps prove the source of funds.
No. The statement shows dollar totals without detailed breakdowns.
The amount in the application form and the 6-month bank statements. We find and fix any mismatch before filing.
A bank letter, a 6-month bank statement, a professional reference and a utility bill.
The main applicant: the form shows their assets.
Unproven source of funds is the second most common reason for refusal. A statement that agrees with the form and bank records avoids unnecessary questions.
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