Malta
Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP)
Malta is a thriving Mediterranean archipelago and a member of the European Union and Schengen Area. Known for its high standard of living, 300 days of sunshine, and a business friendly environment, it offers a secure and long-term solution for families and investors.
Key Advantages
Indefinite Residency
Unlike many other programs, Malta’s permanent residence is indefinite and can be passed on to future generations.
Schengen Mobility
Grants visa-free travel across the 29 countries of the European Schengen Area.
Efficiency
A streamlined application process with a timeline of approximately 4 to 6 months.
Family Inclusion
The program allows for the inclusion of four generations: the main applicant, spouse, children, parents, and grandparents.
English-Speaking Hub
English is an official language, making it highly accessible for international business and daily life.
Economic Stability
Access to one of Europe’s fastest-growing economies and top-tier educational institutions.
Investment Requirements
The MPRP requires a combination of a government contribution and a property commitment (held for at least 5 years):
Administrative Fee
A non-refundable fee of EUR 40,000.
Government Contribution
EUR 28,000 if purchasing a property.
EUR 58,000 if leasing a property.
Charitable Donation
A mandatory EUR 2,000 donation to a registered local NGO.
Property Commitment
Purchase: Minimum EUR 300,000 (South Malta/Gozo) or EUR 350,000 (Rest of
Malta).
Lease: Minimum EUR 10,000 per annum (South Malta/Gozo) or EUR 12,000
(Rest of Malta).
Process & Timeline
Due Diligence & Prep (Month 1)
Initial screening and collection of documentation.
Submission (Months 2-4)
Application is submitted to the Residency Malta Agency along with the initial administrative fee.
Approval-in-Principle
Following strict government due diligence, an approval-in-principle is issued.
Finalizing Investment
The applicant pays the remaining contribution, makes the donation, and provides proof of the property lease or purchase.
Issuance
A Residency Certificate and Residency Card (valid for 5 years and renewable) are issued.
Taxation
Remittance-Based System
Residents who are not domiciled in Malta only pay tax on income earned within Malta or income earned abroad that is remitted to Malta.
Global Income
If you make Malta your primary residence, worldwide income is taxed at a personal rate of up to 35%.
Benefits
No estate or gift taxes are levied in Malta.
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