Malta Permanent Residence Program Europe

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Malta Permanent Residency Programme

The MPRP is a straightforward residency-by-investment programme based on investments in property and government contributions. With the promise of a 4 to 6-month processing time from the submission of a complete and correct application, the programme offers much value to clients wishing to make Malta their home away from home.

● Have the right to settle, stay and reside permanently in Malta;
● Enjoy Visa-free travel across Schengen, 90 days out of 180 days;
● Penetrate Malta’s property market;
● May include up to 4 generations in the application.

To be eligible for the MPRP, applicants should:
● Be third country nationals, non-EU, non-EEA, and non-Swiss;
● Not hail from sanctioned countries, as announced from time to time from the Agency;
● Not benefit under other pertinent regulations and schemes;
● Be in receipt of stable and regular financial resources, sufficient to maintain themselves and their dependents, without recourse to the social assistance system of Malta;
● show they have capital assets of not less than €500,000, out of which a minimum of €150,000 must be financial assets;
● be fit-and-proper individuals and have a clean criminal record;
● not pose any potential threat to the national security, public policy, public health or public interest.

● submit an application via a Licensed Agent;
● pay a non-refundable administrative fee of €40,000;
● rent a property for a minimum of €10,000 in the South of Malta/Gozo or €12,000 in the rest of Malta; or
● purchase a property for a minimum value of €300,000 in the South of Malta/Gozo or €350,000 in the rest of Malta; ● pay a Government contribution of €28,000 if purchasing a property or €58,000 if leasing a property;
● pay an additional €7,500 for each additional adult dependant (except for the spouse);
● hold the qualifying property for a minimum period of 5 years after which a residential address is required;
● make a donation of €2,000 to a local philanthropic, cultural, scientific, artistic, sport or animal welfare NGO registered with the Commissioner of Voluntary Organisations;
● be in possession of a valid travel document;
● take out a sickness insurance policy of cover all risks across Malta;
● take out a travel insurance when travelling across Schengen.