Residency in Malta by investment program without relocating
Table of content:
- Information about Malta
- Advantages of the program
- Qualifications and conditions of the Malta citizenship by investment program
Malta or officially the Republic of Malta
- Malta is a group of islands located in southern Europe in the central Mediterranean between Sicily and the coast of North Africa.
- Valletta is the capital and Birkirkara is the largest city in Malta.
- Area: 316 km².
- Population: about 440,000 people (2019).
- Official language: English and Maltese.
- Malta occupies a strategic location at the crossroads of Europe and Africa.
- Malta enjoys a stable political situation, a developed economy, and a remarkably high standard of quality of life.
- Malta is a popular tourist destination. Tourists enjoy its warm climate, and it has many recreational areas and architectural and historical attractions.
- Malta is classified within an advanced economy alongside 32 other countries, according to the International Monetary Fund.
- Malta is a member of the Schengen area, United Nations, Council of Europe, British Commonwealth countries, Eurozone, World Trade Organization, Organization for Security and Cooperation, Economic and Monetary Union, and International Trade Union Confederation.
- The Malta passport (ranked 4th in the world) allows visa-free travel to 169 countries.
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Advantages of the program:
- Upon obtaining citizenship within the framework of this program, the applicant and his/her family can enjoy full citizenship for life, and the nationality is also passed on to future generations by descent.
- Upon applying for the citizenship program, the applicant and his/her family will obtain temporary residency to complete the citizenship process, and they will also benefit from freedom of movement between the Schengen countries (26 countries).
- The period of completion of the citizenship application is not less than a year, while the period of completion of the residency takes place within 90 days.
- The applicant has the right to invest the real estate by renting it to his/her account.
- The application includes the applicant, the spouse, their financially dependent parents, and single students under the age of 26.
- Residents and citizens enjoy the benefits of government education and health care, provided that health insurance is available.
- Maltese citizens are not subject to income tax earned outside Malta.
Qualifications and conditions of residency in Malta by investment program:
- Payment of a non-refundable financial contribution starting from 650,000 euros.
- Owning a property in Malta starting from 350,000 euros or renting at an amount of 16,000 euros per year, and the applicant must keep the property for five years.
- A financial contribution to government bonds of € 150,000, fully refundable after five years.
- The wife, dependent children under the age of 26, and parents over the age of 55 may be added, provided that they are financially dependent on the applicant.
- Applicants must reside in Malta for one year to obtain a passport and citizenship. Upon signing the purchase contract, the property value must be paid in full and transferred to the beneficiary’s bank in Malta.
- Upon obtaining citizenship, the applicant can work on investment opportunities within Malta and the European Union.
- Proof of a valid criminal record for the applicants.
- Applicants must undergo medical examinations that prove that there are no infectious diseases or health problems.
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Malta Passport is ranked 4th and gives its holders the opportunity to travel to 169 Countries Visa-Free (or Visa on Arrival)
Albania | Czechia | Jamaica | Burma | South Africa |
Andorra | Denmark | Japan | Nepal | South Korea |
Antigua and Barbuda | Djibouti | Jordan | Netherlands | Spain |
Argentina | Dominica | Kazakhstan | New Zealand | Sri Lanka |
Armenia | Dominican Republic | Kenya | Nicaragua | St. Vincent and the Grenadines |
Australia | Ecuador | Kiribati | Norway | Suriname |
Austria | Egypt | Kosovo | Oman | Swaziland |
Azerbaijan | El Salvador | Kuwait | Palau | Sweden |
Bahamas | Estonia | Kyrgyzstan | Palestinian Territories | Switzerland |
Bahrain | Ethiopia | Laos | Panama | Taiwan |
Bangladesh | Fiji | Latvia | Papua New Guinea | Tajikistan |
Barbados | Finland | Lebanon | Paraguay | Tanzania |
Belarus | France | Lesotho | Peru | Thailand |
Belgium | Gabon | Liechtenstein | Philippines | Timor-Leste |
Belize | Gambia | Lithuania | Poland | Togo |
Benin | Georgia | Luxembourg | Portugal | Tonga |
Bolivia | Germany | Macao | Qatar | Trinidad and Tobago |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Greece | Macedonia | Romania | Tunisia |
Botswana | Grenada | Madagascar | Rwanda | Turkey |
Brazil | Guatemala | Malawi | Saint Kitts and Nevis | Tuvalu |
Brunei | Guinea-Bissau | Malaysia | Saint Lucia | Uganda |
Bulgaria | Haiti | Maldives | Samoa | Ukraine |
Burkina Faso | Honduras | Marshall Islands | San Marino | United Arab Emirates |
Cambodia | Hong Kong | Mauritania | Sao Tome and Principe | United Kingdom |
Canada | Hungary | Mauritius | Senegal | United States of America |
Cape Verde | Iceland | Mexico | Serbia | Uruguay |
Chile | India | Micronesia | Seychelles | Uzbekistan |
Colombia | Indonesia | Moldova | Singapore | Vanuatu |
Comoros | Iran | Monaco | Slovakia | Vatican City |
Costa Rica | Ireland | Montenegro | Slovenia | Venezuela |
Cyprus | Israel | Morocco | Solomon Islands | Zambia |
Croatia | Italy | Mozambique | Somalia | Zimbabwe |
Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) |