Immigrate to South Seas - Polynesia

The term South Seas is mainly used for the South Pacific. Another name is Polynesia (Polynesian Triangle – the vertices are formed by the Hawaiian Islands, New Zealand and Easter Island). The South Seas is part of Oceania and has thousands of islands and archipelagos. The distances between the various islands and archipelagos are often several thousand kilometers.

The central archipelagos of the South Pacific are the Society Islands ( French Polynesia /Tahiti), the Samoa Archipelago and the Fiji Islands. The climate in this region is largely similar to that of the Caribbean . The total population of Polynesia today is estimated at around six million, of which approximately one million are Polynesians. The majority of the foreign population has its roots in Asia (e.g. China, Japan, India, Philippines), followed by residents of European and American descent. 

Below you will find brief information about those countries in the South Seas and Polynesia that are recommended for immigration. From this brief information you will then get to the detailed immigration information, travel information, contacts etc., to everything you need to know for immigration. Click on the country name to get detailed information.