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Malta Permanent Residency

The Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) offers an exceptional pathway for non-EU/EEA nationals and their families to gain indefinite residency in a stable, secure, and strategically located European Union member state. This reputable residency by investment scheme requires a balanced financial contribution, including a property commitment (rental or purchase) and government fees. Approved applicants receive a permanent residence card, providing the right to settle and reside in Malta without a minimum stay requirement. It is an efficient and attractive option for high-net-worth individuals seeking enhanced global mobility, a Mediterranean lifestyle, and a secure Plan B for the upcoming generations of their family. The application process is rigorously vetted and typically reaches approval in principle within a few months, granting peace of mind for those looking to establish a life in Europe.

Investment Routes

Property Agreement (5-Year Minimum)

Real Estate Investment valued at €375,000 or more.

Secure an annual rental agreement for at least €14,000.

Government Contribution

A single, non-refundable payment of €37,000 to the Maltese economy.

Administration Fee

Non-refundable fee of €60,000 for application processing.

Applicants are required to choose the best suitable option from the above.

Perks of Malta Permanent Residency

  • Malta PR gives you freedom to travel visa-free across the 29 countries in Europe's Schengen Zone

  • The residency is granted for life, only requiring the physical residence card to be renewed every five years.

  • There is no requirement to reside in Malta to maintain your permanent resident status, offering maximum lifestyle flexibility.

  • Your application can include your spouse/partner, unmarried dependent children (under 29), and dependent parents/grandparents, securing the future for multiple generations.

  • It’s a gateway to Europe and a chance to establish a legal residence in an English-speaking, politically stable, and economically robust EU country.

  • You & your family will get access to high standards of healthcare and education systems in a beautiful, safe Mediterranean island nation.

  • Malta has one of the most favorable tax regimes that benefits residents, where foreign-sourced income not remitted to Malta is generally not taxed.

Who is Eligible?

  • Must be a non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizen.
  • Applicant must have a clean criminal record.
  • Provide proof of the qualifying investment.
  • Demonstrate sufficient financial means to sustain life in Malta.
  • A valid health insurance for the applicant & dependents.

Application Process

FAQs

What is the difference between Citizenship by Investment & Residency by Investment?

CBI provides immediate, direct citizenship and a second passport without a mandatory physical stay or travel requirement. RBI grants legal residency rights, often requiring a minimal stay, and may offer a pathway to eventual citizenship after five to seven years.

Which immigration path is right for me, Skilled Migration, Business, or Investment?

The right path depends on your goals. Skilled Migration focuses on your professional background and country’s needs. Business/Investment is for those with capital, looking to invest funds or establish a business and impact in a new country.

Do you offer Study Consultancy and guide students for a post-degree settlement too?

Yes, our Study Abroad service includes guidance on selecting programs and countries that offer clear post-graduation work permit options, setting you up for a future Skilled Immigration application.

How long does the entire immigration or investment process normally take?

Processing timele vary significantly by program you choose CBI programs can take as little as 3–6 months. Residency and Skilled Migration can take from 6 months to 2+ years, depending on the country’s government processing times and application complexity.

Can I include my family members in my application?

Yes, the majority of Citizenship, Residency, and Skilled Immigration programs allow the inclusion of immediate family members, such as a spouse and dependent children, often for an additional fee per person. But process can vary from country to country as per their government policies.