Is it easier to get citizenship in Fiji and Cook Islands than in
Australia?

Geo wrote:
Is there an affordable way to find out what affordable real estate is
being offered for sale in Fiji, Cook Islands, American Samoa, or
Vanuatu without traveling to each place for this purpose?

I'm not looking for a million dollar mansion or a private island
(which will be on all major US real estate networks, I'm sure) only a
house with a garden, near a beach somewhere, priced at "pacific
islander" level. Any suggestions?

You cant afford property on any of those. the million dollar mansions, are
the average house, you are in tourist hog heaven and real estate is valuable

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"Gordon" <gordonmuir2003google@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1133979700.654785.43290@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> Is it easier to get citizenship in Fiji and Cook Islands than in
> Australia?
>
> Geo wrote:
> Is there an affordable way to find out what affordable real estate is
> being offered for sale in Fiji, Cook Islands, American Samoa, or
> Vanuatu without traveling to each place for this purpose?
>
> I'm not looking for a million dollar mansion or a private island
> (which will be on all major US real estate networks, I'm sure) only a
> house with a garden, near a beach somewhere, priced at "pacific
> islander" level. Any suggestions?
>

"Gordon" <gordonmuir2003google@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1133979700.654785.43290@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> Is it easier to get citizenship in Fiji and Cook Islands than in
> Australia?
>
> Geo wrote:
> Is there an affordable way to find out what affordable real estate is
> being offered for sale in Fiji, Cook Islands, American Samoa, or
> Vanuatu without traveling to each place for this purpose?
>
> I'm not looking for a million dollar mansion or a private island
> (which will be on all major US real estate networks, I'm sure) only a
> house with a garden, near a beach somewhere, priced at "pacific
> islander" level. Any suggestions?
>

Try http://www.southpacificrealestate.com

A mixture of afordable to very expensive. Give you an idea though.

Cheers
Graeme