Lalit Modi was the man who founded the lucrative Indian Premier League, then fled India. Now, he's trying to ditch his Indian ...

In 2020, revenue from its ‘golden passport’ scheme was Vanuatu’s single-largest source of income. Revocation of Lalit Modi’s ...

This question has been bothering many since former Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi announced that he was giving up ...

Fugitive former IPL chief Lalit Modi has applied to surrender his passport to the Indian High Commission in London, and ...

Lalit Modi acquires Vanuatu citizenship as India pursues legal case; concerns rise over 'golden passport' scheme.

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Vanuatu has celebrated the reconstruction of the national council of chief’s meeting house, called the Malvatumouri nakamal, ...

What is Vanuatu's citizenship programme, and why has it tightened scrutiny over who gets its passport? We explain.

IPL founder Lalit Modi has filed an application with the Indian High Commission in London to surrender his Indian passport.

If more than four people are included in the application, an additional $26,500 must be paid per extra applicant. No language exams or interviews are required for Vanuatu citizenship. Additionally ...

Lalit Modi, IPL’s founder, has acquired Vanuatu citizenship, allowing him to enjoy visa-free travel, no income tax, and more.