Malta
Malta
Permanent Residency
Introduced in 2015, the Malta Permanent Residence Program (MPRP) offers lifelong residency. Unlike other temporary permits, the Malta Permanent Residence Card requires renewal every five years. This program is open to non-EU, non-EEA, and non-Swiss citizens. Over the years, the government of Malta has introduced significant amendments to make the permanent residency scheme more accessible to foreign investors.
Program
Benefits
Malta Permanent Residency
- Obtain cost-effective permanent residency in Europe.
- Enjoy permanent residence for your entire family, including children and grandparents.
- Experience visa-free travel throughout Europe.
- Live permanently in Malta or any other EU country.
- Gain eligibility for Malta permanent residence through a work permit for you and your family.
- Travel visa-free to over 140 countries worldwide.
- Access social, educational, and health benefits in Malta.
Malta Permanent Residence
by Investment Options
Purchasing Real Estate
MRVA Administration Fee:
€40,000
Government Contribution:
€28,000
Property in the South of Malta:
€300,000
Property in the North of Malta:
€350,000
Renting Real Estate
MRVA Administration Fee:
€40,000
MRVA Administration Fee:
€58,000
MRVA Administration Fee:
€10,000
MRVA Administration Fee:
€12,000
Malta
Permanent Residency Procedure
The Malta Permanent Residency step-by-step application process is as follows:
Step 1
Preliminary due diligence
Step 2
Collection of documents
Step 3
Proof of investment conditions
Step 4
Biometric Verification
in Malta
Step 5
Final approval
Step 6
Receipt of permanent residency card
- Be a non-EU, non-EEA, and non-Swiss citizen.
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Have a clear criminal background.
- Proof of financial stability and your agreement that you’ll support your family
Get Residency
9 – 12 Months
Investment Amount
$300,000
Type
Real Estate
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To migrate, you must have a valid reason, such as employment, study, family reunification, or investment. Once you have an offer, you can apply accordingly.
You can apply for Malta citizenship after residing in Malta for at least 7 years with a permanent residence card.
The processing time varies depending on various factors, but in general, after submitting your final documents, you can expect a processing time of approximately 9 to 12 months.
You must reside in Malta for five years before you can apply for permanent residence.
You must reside in Malta for five years before you can apply for permanent residence.
