About Malta
CAPITAL: | TOTAL AREA: | POPULATION | LANGUAGE(S): |
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Valletta | 316 km² | 436,947 | Maltese, English |
CURRENCY: | EXCHANGE RATE: | GDP – PER CAPITA (2016): | GDP – TOTAL (2016): |
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Euro (EUR) | 1 USD = 0.86 EUR | USD 25,058 | USD 10.95 billion |
Benefits of Malta Citizenship
Immediate access to Schengen countries without a visa.
Obtain irrevocable citizenship and passport Take full control of your and your family’s wealth
- Access to Schengen countries visa-free.
- The Malta program meets all legal requirements and is guaranteed by the Government of Malta. With one of the worlds strictest due diligence processes and vetting of all applicants, Malta ensures only highly respectable applicants are admitted.
- No need to renounce your current citizenship(s).
- Access to state of the art healthcare and education.
- Permanent residence for the whole family, including children under 26 years old
- A stable political climate in a highly respected country.
- Highly respected jurisdiction for incorporating low-tax companies with low-income tax, no capital gains tax and no inheritance tax.
- Excellent banking centre with the presence of major international banks.
Visa-Free Countries for Malta Permanent Residency
(Visa-free and visa-on-arrival countries)
Austria
Belgium
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Italy
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Steps of Malta Citizenship
Step 1
SA Consultants shall pre-screen your passport copy for Government pre-approval to ensure fast processing.
Step 2
A down payment of the professional fees will be required to open your application.
Step 3
SA Consultants will provide assistance and advise with regards to the collection of the documents required in the checklist and complete the government forms.
Step 4
SA Consultants will guide you to the Maltese property that fully satisfies your requirements and starts preparing property purchase or rent documentation required to be presented for Residency application.
Step 5
The application and the supporting documents are submitted and some of them will be subject to due diligence checks. You’re required to pay EUR 5,500 to cover the costs (this amount is included in the one-time administrative fees)
Step 6
The due diligence will be performed by the Maltese government and on completion, a decision will be made to either grant permanent residency, decline or request further documentation from the applicant before making a decision
Step 7
An approval in a principal letter will be issued by the government if successful.
Step 8
You’re required to pay the remaining part of the administrative fee. Additionally, you will need to invest in bonds as well as purchase or rent property in Malta. SA Consultants will prepare property rent or purchase documents to complete on the purchase.
Step 9
A trip to Malta is required in order to submit your biometric data. Malta’s permanent residence cards are granted for five years with the possibility of extension.
Step 10
You will be able to sell the bonds in five years. You will no longer be obliged to cover the maintenance costs for your property after five years and if necessary you will be able to terminate your rental contract or sell your Maltese property.
Costs of Malta Permanent Residency
An investment is required to meet the Permanent Residency Program’s requirements
- Purchasing or renting property and
a) Investing in government bonds; or
b) Finance option
1) Real Estate
Buy a property in Malta to be held for at least 5 years, or rent for 5 years with a minimum required rent.
* for properties in Gozo – the south of Malta
* for properties in Gozo – the south of Malta
a) Investment
Make an investment in Government Bonds to be held for at least 5 years.
Make a non-refundable contribution to the Government of Malta.
b) Financing option
A financing option is also available, you’re required to make a minimum investment.
Make a non-refundable contribution to the Government of Malta.