A tremendous opportunity exists for non-EU nationals to make their home in Europe, gaining full residency rights on the Mediterranean island of Malta.
Harry International Malta Limited can make it happen. We will be with you every step of the way, dealing with the authorities, securing the correct paperwork and settling you into your new home.
Whether you're aiming to establish a
long-term base in Malta or seeking the benefits
of European Union residency, understanding the
legal framework and application process is essential.
Here, we’ll delve into the Malta Permanent
Residence Programme (MPRP) and its benefits
to help you navigate this opportunity.
The MPRP is regulated by national law and aligned
with EU directives on residency rights. The Residency
Malta Agency (RMA) is the official body responsible
for administering and overseeing all aspects of Malta's
residency programs, ensuring compliance with national
and EU legal standards. Through the MPRP, third-country
nationals can acquire permanent residency in Malta,
offering a gateway to the Schengen Zone and the benefits
of living in a safe, economically vibrant EU state.
• A non-refundable contribution of €28,000 if the applicant purchases property, or €58,000 if the applicant rents property. This contribution supports various Maltese governmental projects and public services.
• A €40,000 administration fee is required, which includes a €10,000 non-refundable deposit upon application submission. The remaining €30,000 is payable upon approval.
• Applicants must either purchase property with a minimum value of €300,000 in Gozo or the south of Malta, or €350,000 elsewhere in Malta. Alternatively, they can lease a property with an annual rent of €10,000 in Gozo or the south of Malta, or €12,000 in other regions.
• A €2,000 donation to a Maltese NGO, supporting local
charities or philanthropic causes, is a requirement of the program.
• Secure indefinite residency status with no minimum stay requirements.
• Enjoy visa-free travel across the Schengen zone for up to 90 days in any 180-day period, making Malta a gateway to Europe.
• Up to four generations in a single application.
• Right to banking services.
• Tapping into the real estate market.
• As an EU member, Malta provides access to the Single Market, creating a strategic base for international business and investment .
• Malta’s healthcare system consistently ranks among the best in Europe, with Malta ranked 5th in the Euro Health Consumer Index .
• Malta offers a highly competitive tax environment, particularly for foreign investors and retirees, with no worldwide income tax on non-domiciled residents .
• Applicants are to be financially stable, healthy, of good non-criminal conduct and ready to invest in the state and its real estate industry.
• A clean non-criminal conduct is imperative for MPRP success and a valid travel document is a must.
• Although each applicant will be covered by a local health policy, they must still present proof that they are not suffering from any serious illness nor are carriers of an actively virulent contagious disease.
• To present proof of individual or marital holding of more than €500,000 as capital assets, of which €150,000 is liquid.
• Financial investment - for property purchase you need to invest a minimum of €300,000 in the south of Malta or Gozo, or €350,000 elsewhere in Malta. Alternatively, you can lease a property for at least €10,000 per annum in the south of Malta or Gozo or €12,000 per annum in other areas. The mandatory contribution to Government is a non-refundable admin fee of €40,000 and €28,000 if purchasing property or €58,000 if renting. Other fees include an additional €7,500 for each dependent parent or grandparent of the main applicant or spouse. A mandatory donation of €2,000 to a philanthropic or other local NGO registered in Malta, is also required.
Nestled in the Mediterranean,
Malta is a treasure trove of history, with more than 7,000
years of cultural heritage. This island, serving as a crucial
intersection for various civilisations, features ancient Neolithic
temples and significant Phoenician, Roman and Byzantine architecture.
Malta thrived under the Knights in the 16th century; An influx of
immigrants, particularly skilled workers and artisans, was seen.
They were attracted by the island’s booming economy due to Malta’s
strategic location. It was the French who kicked out the Knights
and the British who replaced the French. During this era, Malta’s
cultural diversity was enriched with the arrival of European
and African settlers. Today, Malta has became a world-renowned
destination.
• Malta’s vibrant culture blends tradition with a modern contemporary lifestyle. The transition between urban and rural lifestyle is satisfyingly visible.
• Its thriving economy, robust financial sector and progressive policies highlight its vitality. Malta has a rich start-up culture, with current start-up interest revolving around administrative and hospitality services.
• The Maltese boast long life expectancy, compared to other EU member states, and the Mediterranean basin is know for its deliciously healthy diet. The Maltese spend most of their spring-summer-autumn free time re-energising in crystal-clear seas or socialising under majestic sunsets.
• Malta offers a high standard education system, which is based on the British model. Alternative pedagogical institutions are readily available. Mature-person education is also readily available.
• A mild Mediterranean climate, with circa. 300 sunny days per year, Malta is a go-to place for adventure. And don’t worry, with more than 80% English-speakers and a growing Indian community, you will surely find yourself at home. In no time at all you’ll be exploring Malta’s hidden gems.
For detail on Malta as an ideal destination, when compared to other destinations, please click here.
The MPRP process involves a thorough due diligence review conducted by the Residency Malta Agency. The process typically takes between 6-8 months, during which applicants undergo background checks and financial assessments to ensure compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) regulations.
At Harry International Malta Limited, we make the process easy. Our bespoke services are designed to help you navigate all aspects of your MPRP application and settling in Malta.
• Consultancy: We provide personalized advice to ensure you meet the eligibility criteria and understand each step of the process.
• Application Handling: Leveraging a bespoke electronic data handling system, we manage all paperwork, from document preparation to final submission, ensuring a smooth process with no delays.
• Compliance: We ensure that your application abides to the competent agency’s standard, meeting all KYC/AML/TF requirements. Our team boasts over 5 years of experience in this field of business.
• Concierge Services: As per information provided in the Concierge Services page, for this visa application, Harry International Malta Limited will (i) guide up through the process of securing a permanent residential address and cost-effective insurances, (ii) connect you to ideal businesses, institutions and/or people to satisfy whatever wants or needs you have, and (iii) offers premium express services, including but not limited to expedited due diligence, same-day feedback, door-to-door relevant delivery services et al.
At Harry International Malta Limited,
we’re passionate about helping wealthy investors make the move to
Malta with ease. We handle everything—from applications and form-filling
to finding your new home, and settling in—ensuring you have a seamless
transition. With years of experience in Maltese immigration law, global
recruitment, and
concierge services, we’re here to help you start your next adventure.
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• Letter of Intent
• Agent proof of due diligence (KYC) and covering letter
• Proof and source of wealth and funds
• Proof that funds were legally obtained
• Bank statements from country of origin showing active banking
• Valid passport of all individuals within the application
• PCC of all individuals above the age of 18