
Vanuatu
Mr. COVO Ben Artsy (Benny)
Honorary Consul · Israel
Appointed November 12, 2013
An honorary consul is not an embassy.

- Honorary consuls
- Vanuatu
- Appointed
- November 12, 2013
- Area
- Israel
- GDP per person
- US$4,0392025
Details
- Address
- HaZorea 2 Kfar Shmaryahu
- Area
- Israel
- Appointed
- November 12, 2013
Israel’s mission in Vanuatu — Embassy · Suva
- Visa required for Israelis
- No
- Visa required to visit Israel
- No
Vanuatu in figures
- GDP
- US$1.4 bn2025
- GDP per person
- US$4,0392025
- Economic growth
- 3.1%2025
- Inflation
- 0.7%2025
- Life expectancy
- 71.7 years2024
- Internet users
- 22.4%2015
- International tourist arrivals
- 82,4002020
- Urban population
- 22.3%2025
World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0)
Do citizens of Vanuatu need a visa for Israel?
Citizens of Vanuatu with a national passport do not need a visa to enter Israel.
- National passport
- No visa needed
- Biometric passport
- No visa needed
- Diplomatic passport
- No visa needed
- Service passport
- No visa needed
- Visa fee
- No fee
Flying from Israel to Vanuatu
Airports serving the capital
- Bauerfield International Airport (VLI), Port Vila — 15,100 km from Ben Gurion, about 19 hr 20 min of flying (estimate)
Great-circle distance from Ben Gurion Airport. Flight time is an estimate (800 km/h plus 30 minutes), not a timetable. Airports: OurAirports (public domain). Flag: Public domain, Wikimedia Commons
Israeli travel warnings for Vanuatu
The National Security Council publishes no threat level for Vanuatu.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
No recommendations
Translated from the official Hebrew text.
- National Security Council · Official recommendation (Hebrew)
It is recommended to take normal precautionary measures. No travel warning (Level 1).
Translated from the official Hebrew text.
Treaties between Israel and Vanuatu (1)
Source: Israel Government open data (Ministry of Foreign Affairs; National Security Council; Ministry of Health).
About Vanuatu
- Capital
- Port Vila
- Population
- 300,019
- Currency
- Vanuatu vatus
- Official languages
- French, English, Bislama
Source: Wikidata (open data). Figures are the latest value Wikidata holds.
Plaques and flags in Israel

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