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Destination Malta, a history- rich small archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea, and one of the smallest countries in Europe with an area of just 316 km² (122 sq mi). Malta, officially the Republic of Malta, consists of the main island of Malta and the smaller islands of Gozo and Comino. The island nation is located east of Tunisia, and about 100 km (60 mi) south of the island of Sicily (Italy).

Citizenship in Malta can be obtained through FP Global Citizenship Programme which allows eligible individuals and their families to acquire Maltese citizenship in exchange for making a significant contribution to the country. Malta’s Citizenship is known for its stringent due diligence and high investment requirements.

Malta Global Residency Programme Benefits

  • The processing time for Maltese citizenship applications is relatively fast, and citizenship can typically be obtained within 12 to 36 months.
  • Maltese passport holders enjoy visa-free access to numerous countries, facilitating international travel.
  • Malta allows for dual citizenship, so applicants do not need to renounce their existing citizenship.
  • Malta offers a favorable tax environment, including no wealth or inheritance taxes, which can be advantageous for high-net-worth individuals.

Investment Requirements for Malta Residency

  • Applicants are required to make a non-refundable contribution to the National Development and Social Fund (NDSF).
  • In addition to the NDSF contribution, applicants must commit to a qualifying real estate investment in Malta. This investment involves purchasing or leasing a property.
  • Applicants and their qualifying family members, including spouse, children, and parents, are eligible to apply.
  • The Maltese government conducts a comprehensive due diligence process on all applicants to ensure they have a clean criminal record and do not pose a security risk.
  • Applicants are required to establish a genuine link to Malta, which includes residing in Malta for a specific period. This residency requirement must be met before citizenship is granted.

Want to become a Resident of Malta?

Residency in Malta is an attractive option for individuals looking to live, work, study, or retire in this Mediterranean nation. Malta offers several residency programmes to cater to different needs, including employees, retirees, students, and investors.
  • Ordinary Residence Permit is available to non-EU/EEA citizens who wish to live and work in Malta. To qualify, you typically need to secure employment in the country. Your employer often assists with the application process.
  • Family Reunification Permit is available to family members of non-EU/EEA citizens who already reside in Malta. It allows family members to join or reunite with their relatives in the country.
  • Non-EU/EEA citizens who have legally resided in Malta for five years under a qualifying residence permit, such as work, student, or family reunification permits, may be eligible for permanent residence.
  • Non-EU/EEA students who intend to study in Malta can apply for a student visa and residence permit. These permits are typically valid for the duration of the student's programme.
  • An EU Blue Card is designed for highly skilled non-EU/EEA workers and professionals. It allows them to work and live in Malta and may lead to permanent residency.
  • Malta offers a special retirement residence permit for retirees. To be eligible, you must meet specific financial criteria, including a minimum monthly income, and demonstrate your ability to support yourself.
  • Malta offers various investment options for individuals who wish to acquire citizenship / residency.
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