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Malta Residency
Program by
Investment
€150,000+
Minimum
investment
6-8 Months
Processing Time
5-7 Years
Return on investment
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Path to Maltese Citizenship by Investment Program
Malta is located in Southern Europe, bordering Italy, Tunisia, and Libya. Since 2020, citizenship can be obtained by staying a permanent resident of the nation for 1 to 5 years, according to the Maltese Citizenship Act. Additionally, for a direct investment of roughly EURO 150,000, investors can get citizenship through naturalization.
The DealDone21 team is a dependable and robust platform that gives individuals with investment alternatives to assist them in making investment selections that will favorably influence their personal fiscal worth as well as their families’ lifestyles and future. With specialists and experts analyzing and updating information on a daily basis, investors can securely make judgments and earn quickly.
Salient Benefits of the Program
1. Visa-free travel
Holders of Maltese passports can freely travel to 186 countries, including Schengen nations, and can get visas on arrival or online.
2. Operating a business, residing, and working in Malta
Investors are granted a permanent residency visa. They can go to Malta, create a business, acquire a job, and begin paying taxes there.
3. Access to healthcare and education in Europe
Maltese permanent residents do not need visas to obtain medical care at local clinics or to enroll in local colleges and universities. They can visit hospitals and educational institutions in other Schengen countries without a visa for up to 90 days.
4. Secure nirvana in Malta
It is not necessary for investors to maintain or get a permanent residency in Malta. They may create a safe haven by opening a bank account, buying or renting property, and moving funds within the country. If there are any problems in their current location, investors may quickly migrate to Malta with their family.
187 Visa-free Countries for Maltese Passport
VISA FREE ACCESS
141 Destinations
- Andorra
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Bahamas
- Brazil
- Columbia
- France
- Italy
- Jamaica
- Mauritius
- Switzerland
- United Kingdom
- + 129 more countries
VISA ON ARRIVAL
33 Destinations
- Bahrain
- Bolivia
- Jordan
- Maldives
- Nepal
- + 27 more countries
eTA
13 Destinations
- Australia
- Canada
- New Zealand
- Pakistan
- South Korea
- Sri Lanka
- + 7 more countries
Investment Options
OPTION 1
Renting Real Estate – €150,000
The investor pays taxes, makes a charity donation, and leases a home in Malta for a period of five years.
The region determines the minimum rental cost:
€10,000+ per annum – mostly on the island of Gozo and in the southern part of Malta.
€12,000+ per annum – in Malta’s north or center.
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Investor
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Family of 2 or more people
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Renting real estate in the south of Malta or Gozo Island for five years
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€50,000+
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€50,000+
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Renting real estate in the north or center of Malta for five years
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€60,000+
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€60,000+
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Administrative fee
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€40,000
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€40,000
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Contribution fee
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€58,000
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€58,000
+€7,500 per parent or grandparent
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Charitable donation
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€2,000
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€2,000
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Additional expenses that are not regulated by the Maltese legislation
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Translation & apostille of documents, notary fees
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€4,000
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€4,000
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Medical insurance
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€400
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€800+
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OPTION 2
Real Estate Purchase – €370,000+
In addition to paying taxes and donating to a good cause, the investor purchases a home in Malta.
The real estate location determines the minimum property price:
300,000+ annually, mostly on the island of Gozo and in the southern part of Malta.
350,000+ annually, concentrated in Malta’s north or center.
After moving in permanently, the investor must own the property for at least five years. They can sell it after five years and recoup some of their investment.
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Investor
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Family of 2 or more people
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Purchasing real estate in the south of Malta or Gozo Island for five years
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€300,000+
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€300,000+
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Purchasing real estate in the north or center of Malta for five years
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€350,000+
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€350,000+
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Administrative fee
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€40,000
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€40,000
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Contribution fee
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€28,000
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€28,000
+€7,500 per parent or grandparent
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Charitable donation
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€2,000
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€2,000
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Additional expenses that are not regulated by the Maltese legislation
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Translation & apostille of documents, notary fees
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€4,000
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€4,000
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Medical insurance
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€400
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€800+
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Who may obtain Maltese citizenship?
Above the age of 18
No criminal history or charges
Not under sanctions
No visa denials in counties that have a visa-free regime with Malta
Proof of legal income
Available assets of minimum €500,000, including €150,000 as liquid financial assets
Medical insurance
Officially registered marriage
Children Under 18
Unmarried
Depends on the investor
Above 65
Depends on the investor for support
Malta Golden Visa by Investment Application Process
Step1: Preliminary Due Diligence
DealDone21 conducts its own preliminary due diligence check to identify the rejection risks and find a solution in advance by only obtaining the passport of the client.
The investor can take the due diligence test to check his chances for the citizenship. The investor can go to the Due Diligence Test and assess himself.
Step 2: Meet Our Team
Our professional team will assess the client from the two investment options available with all the pros and cons of the available options and will give a brief overview of the Maltese real estate market.
Step 3: Preparation of Document
The investor will provide all the required documents which are necessary for the residency and the application will be submitted.
Step 4: Due Diligence
The Maltese Residency section receives the completed documentation from the attorneys. An investigation starts after the applicant has paid the due diligence charge. Every family member who is older than 16 must go through a due diligence check.
Step 5: Fulfilment of the Investment Condition
DealDone21 is informed by the CBI unit of the investor’s application’s outcome. Within 90 days of receiving approval, the investor completes the investment requirement by renting a real estate or purchasing real estate.
Step 6: Fingerprinting in Malta
After the approval of application, all the applicants must travel to Malta and provide fingerprints.
Step 7: Final Approval
After reviewing all additional documents and checking that the investment conditions are fulfilled, the application gets permanent residence cards.
Step 8: Getting Permanent Residence Cards
Residency Malta Agency issues Certificate of Residence and permanent residence cards
Step 9: Annual Review of Compliance with the Program Terms
The review will be conducted annually for first five years to check whether the investment meets the program’s conditions.
Malta Document List
To apply for a Malta Golden Visa, you have to provide the following documents:
• MPRP 1 – Application Form
• MPRP 2 – Personal Details
• MPRP3 – Medical Report and Questionnaire
• MPRP4 – Dependent Declaration – Adult
• MPRP 4A – Dependent Declaration – Minor
• MPRP 5 – Official Compliance Form
• MPRP 7 – Additional Dependent
• MPRP 8 – Rent or Purchase Declaration Form
• MPRP 10 – GDPR Declaration
• Your passport.
• Passports of all family members must be included in the application.
• Cover letter.
• Proof of having undergone due diligence.
• Proof you have the necessary funds for the investment.
• Proof your funds were legally obtained.
• Bank statements from your country of origin.
• Proof of family relationship, such as:
• Marriage certificate
• Birth certificate.
• Divorce certificate (if applicable).
• Custody documents (if applicable).
• Documents proving financial dependency (for adult children, parents, or grandparents).
• Biometric data for yourself and all applicants over the age of 12.
• Police certificates, proving you do not have a criminal background.
• Medical reports for yourself and your family. Medical reports are required to prove you do not have any contagious disease that could endanger public health in Malta.
• Any other supporting documents, as required.
Note: The exact documents will change depending on your individual circumstances (investment, family, background). The experts at La Visa – Golden Visas can guide you through the required documents for the visa application and how and where to obtain them.
Answers to frequently
asked questions
No one guarantees that you will obtain citizenship by investment. DealDone21 has a Compliance Department which conducts preliminary due diligence check of the applicants to identify the rejection risk and find best solution to overcome with that risk. Due to this most of our clients successfully pass the Due Diligence and get citizenship.
Yes, this is possible, however these are to be added to the application after the residence certificate is issued. A further application pack must be submitted containing the following documents: – MPRP7, signed in the presence and of the Commissioner for Oaths – MPRP2, 3, 4, 4a, 6, 10 – Evidence of KYC – Birth Certificate – Change of Name (if applicable) – ID Card or equivalent – Marriage/Divorce Certificates – Military Records (If Applicable) – Certified true copy of the full International Passport – Police Certificate (if applicable) Application must be accompanied by the contribution fee for dependents.
No. Applicant has to own/lease property and submit the relevant documentation within 8 months from the date of issue of the Letter of Approval in Principle. However, a property that would have been leased/purchased before the application submission and which satisfies the rules found in S.L. 217.26 regarding the qualifying property, is still acceptable.