A simplified application process with the residence permit issued within 60 days of approval
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No minimum stay requirements in order to maintain residence status
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Low capital outlay compared to other EU residence programmes
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188 Countries Visa Free Travel
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Visa-free travel in the European Schengen Area
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Dependants may be included such as spouse, children under 18, unmarried and non-economically active adult children over 18 years, as well as parents and grand-parents who are primarily dependent on the main applicant
EU residency in Malta for your family for EUR 135,000
It’s the dream of many – to be able to live in Europe. With the Malta residency program you can now begin the journey.
Consider it an affordable “Plan B” providing security for you and your family.
With close proximity to the Middle East region, the Malta Permanent Residence Program is ideal for entrepreneurs, investors, and those seeking increased mobility from a stable and business-friendly European country.
In addition to being a fairly quick path to residency – just six to eight months for approval – there are many other benefits to this highly sought-after program:
Residence in an EU country with visa-free access across Europe’s Schengen Area for 90 days out of a 180-day period.
The right to reside indefinitely in Malta (one of Europe’s safest countries).
Investment required for the first five years only (and only after you have secured approval).
Family members can be included.
No residence requirement to maintain your permanent residence status.
English is the official language – and there is no language test.
Once you receive approval, your permanent residency card is issued with a five-year validity (and easily renewed every five years with a new photo).
Costs and Steps
So how do you get started?
The main applicant must be at least 18 years of age.
Applicants must show proof of capital of no less than EUR 500,000 (EUR 150,000 of which should be in financial assets).
A property purchase of EUR 350,000 (EUR 300,000 in South Malta or Gozo) or a property lease of EUR 12,000 per annum (EUR 10,000 in South Malta or Gozo).
You must be a third-country national (i.e. not from an EU or EEA state).
