Get EU Residency with the Malta Investment Visa
Malta offers the most efficient and family-friendly residency by investment program in Europe. Fast processing, low investment, and unmatched access to the EU make it the smart choice for global investors.
✅ Best Value in the EU: Get permanent residency starting from just €150,000.
✅ Visa-Free Schengen Travel: Move freely across 26 European countries.
✅ No Residency Requirement: Keep your status without living full-time in Malta.
✅ Family Included: Add your spouse, kids, and even parents or grandparents.
✅ Fast Processing: Get approved in as little as 6–8 months.
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What is the Malta Investment Visa?
The Malta Investment visa, better known as The Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) gives non-EU nationals a path to permanent residency in Malta through investment. Below is a detailed overview of the program’s benefits, requirements, costs, and important considerations.
Benefits of the Malta Investment Visa
Permanent Residency:
Approved applicants and their families receive the right to live in Malta indefinitely, with no renewal required.
Schengen Travel Access:
Enjoy visa-free travel across the Schengen Zone for up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
Whole-Family Coverage:
Spouses, dependent children, parents, and grandparents can all be included in one application.
Attractive Tax Framework:
Malta offers a remittance-based tax system meaning foreign income is only taxed if brought into Malta. There’s no inheritance, wealth, or property tax, and tax planning opportunities exist for those who become residents but not domiciled in Malta.
Investment Requirements
To qualify, applicants must fulfill a combination of real estate, government contribution, donation, and administrative fees.
Real Estate:
- Buy: Minimum €300,000 property in South Malta or Gozo, or €350,000 elsewhere
- Rent: Annual lease of at least €10,000 in the South/Gozo or €12,000 in other areas
Government Contribution:
- €28,000 if buying property
- €58,000 if renting property
Philanthropic Donation:
- €2,000 to a registered NGO in Malta
Government Administrative Fee:
- €40,000 non-refundable fee (typically split: €10,000 upon application submission and €30,000 after approval)
Additional Dependents:
€7,500 per dependent parent or grandparent. This is an administrative fee charged by the Residency Malta Agency for each older dependent included in the application. It is not part of the government contribution or investment total.
Eligibility Requirements
Age Requirement: The main applicant must be at least 18 years old.
Financial Stability: Applicants must demonstrate they have capital assets of at least €500,000, with a minimum of €150,000 in financial assets.
Health Insurance: Applicants must possess health insurance covering all risks in Malta for themselves and any dependents.
Clean Criminal Record: Applicants must have a clean criminal record and not pose any potential threat to national security, public policy, public health, or public interest.
Non-EU/EEA/Swiss Nationals: Only individuals who are not citizens of the European Union, European Economic Area, or Switzerland are eligible to apply.
What Our Clients Are Saying
Moving to a new country can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. We’ve guided numerous families, entrepreneurs, and retirees through the residency process. Here’s what a few of them had to say:
“I had been looking at several investment visa options, but Malta stood out and so did the team. They handled everything with incredible professionalism. My family are now permanent residenta and couldn’t be happier.”
— James L., South Africa
“We were nervous at first, especially with two kids and elderly parents to include. But the team made the entire process very straight forward. We’ve now settled into life in Malta and it truly feels like home.”
— Dina M., United Arab Emirates
“I run a small tech company remotely and wanted a base in Europe. Malta was perfect. The tax benefits, the lifestyle, and the travel flexibility were huge for me. Process couldn’t have been easier.
— Carlos R., Mexico
