

About Malta
“We felt fully supported at every stage—Emma’s expertise made the residency process smooth and reassuring. We were able to settle in Malta faster than expected.”
Jonathan G.
Living in the heart of Europe is made possible through Malta’s Residency By Investment program. As a full member of the European Union, Malta offers foreign investors a unique opportunity to gain permanent residency in this captivating country.
To attain Maltese residency, candidates must interact with the Residency Malta Agency to satisfy the main requirements. These requisites include the submission of a single-time application fee, engaging in property transactions, and making charitable contributions to a registered NGO in Malta.
Recent changes to the Maltese Golden Visa program include:
The requirement to invest in government bonds (previously €250,000) has been removed.
The minimum real estate investment has been increased: €300,000 in the South of Malta and Gozo and €350,000 in the rest of Malta. These investments must be maintained for at least five years.
The government contribution differs depending on whether you lease or purchase a property: €58,000 for leasing and €28,000 for purchasing.
An administrative fee of €40,000 is required, of which a quarter is payable before approval in principle.
A mandatory €2,000 donation to a Maltese registered NGO or philanthropic organization is required.
Benefits of the Malta Residency Program
Economic Opportunities
Unrestricted Personal and Professional Life
Visa-Free Travel Privileges
Inclusive Family Application
Fully-Integrated English-Speaking Community
A Safe Environment
Access to Renowned Health Care and Education System
Eligibility Criteria for the Malta Residency By Investment Program
These Include:
Choose one of the two following Real Estate Investment Options:
1. Real Estate Purchase
Applicants can bolster their investment portfolio by buying a property in Malta. This acquisition must have a market value of at least €300,000 in the South of Malta or Gozo or €350,000 anywhere else in Malta, reinforcing a robust commitment to Malta’s real estate market.
2. Property Lease
As an alternative to purchasing a property, applicants can opt to enter into a rental agreement, which must be held for at least 5 years. This requires a property with an annual rental of €10,000/year in the South of Malta or Gozo or €12,000 for all other parts of Malta.
Malta Residency FAQs
Notary Doctor Rebecca Janelle Berry Wellman
Add: 52, Triq Guze D'Amato, Paola, Malta
t: +356 99591922















