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Malta Residence by Investment

To qualify for permanent residency in Malta under the Malta Permanent Residence Programme, applicants must meet specific financial and personal requirements designed to support individuals seeking residence in an EU member state.

The main applicant must be at least 18 years old and provide proof of having capital of no less than EUR 500,000, with at least EUR 150,000 in financial assets.

Applicants can either purchase a property worth at least EUR 350,000 (or EUR 300,000 in South Malta or Gozo) or lease a property with an annual rent of EUR 12,000 (or EUR 10,000 in South Malta or Gozo) for a minimum of five years.

We offer exclusive opportunities designed to help you meet the residency requirements with ease. Our tailored solutions simplify the process, ensuring you can fulfill the necessary criteria efficiently and without hassle.

Additional contributions include a non-refundable administration fee of EUR 40,000 and a contribution to the Maltese economy of EUR 28,000 (for purchased property) or EUR 58,000 (for leased property). A donation of EUR 2,000 to a Maltese non-governmental organization is also required.

The Malta Permanent Residence Programme offers numerous benefits, including residence in an EU country, visa-free access across Europe’s Schengen Area for 90 days within any 180-day period, and the right to reside indefinitely in Malta. The program also allows family members to be included in the application, and the investment is required only for the first five years.

Procedures and time frame of residence by investment in Malta: The application is submitted to the Residency Malta Agency, which is responsible for handling all applications. After completing due diligence checks, successful applicants must fulfill the qualifying investments before receiving a residence certificate. This certificate serves as the Maltese residence permit. The entire process is efficient, allowing applicants to quickly secure residency in Malta.

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