Malta Immigration Program
About Malta
| CAPITAL: | TOTAL AREA: | POPULATION: | LANGUAGE(S): |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Valletta |
316 km² |
436,947 |
Maltese, English |
| CURRENCY: | EXCHANGE RATE: | GDP – PER CAPITA (2016): | GDP – TOTAL (2016): |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Euro (EUR) |
1 USD = 0.86 EUR |
USD 25,058 |
USD 10.95 billion |
Malta, with its beautiful island nature and magnificent coasts, is one of the smallest states in Europe, yet the fact that it is the member of the European Union and is perfectly located in between Europe and Africa makes it one of the best perspective countries for investment. Individual Investor Program (MIIP) and Malta citizenship by investment applicants is becoming increasingly popular.
Why investing in Malta?
First, it is one of the most popular tourist destinations, with a combination of rich history, culture, and exceptional seaside accommodation.
Malta offers urban lifestyle combined with the safest living environment.
Malta has a fast growing economy and continues to grow as a focal point for transhipment.
No wonder all of the above makes the Maltese passport most of the attractive ones in the world.
As a future investor, you can buy property in Malta in any of its cities, including its capital city of Valletta.
How can you invest in Malta and become a holder of the Maltese citizenship?
In just 6 months, you and your family can receive Malta Citizenship-By-Investment.
There is a three-step investment scheme where you invest in purchasing or renting a property and invest in Government Bonds.
Investment Scheme
Malta’s Individual Investor Program (MIIP)
The program will require making the following contributions:
– For the main applicant: a contribution of €650,000 made to the National Development and Social Fund.
– For spouse and each of the minor children: a contribution €25,000
– For each dependent child in the age of 18 to 26 years old and for each dependent parent over 55 years of age: a contribution of €50,000.
The following Due Diligence Fees apply:
For the main applicant: €7,500
For spouse, adult children and parents: €5,000
For children between 13 and 18 years of age: €3,000 each
As a main applicant you will hold a residence in Malta for five years. There are two options for that: either buying a real estate property with the minim cost of €350,000 or renting a property with the cost starting with €16,000.
One last requirement is to deposit €150,000 in Government Bonds that is the financial instruments approved by the government, which you will need to keep there for a minimum of 5 years.
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