Malta
Residency Process Takes 4 – 6 Months
Investment Starts From €1,500,000
Residency Process Takes 4 – 6 Months
Malta is part of the EU and offers permanent residency as well as
multiple citizenship options
Malta is part of the EU and offers permanent residency as well as multiple citizenship options
5 year renewable residency
5 year renewable residency
or Permanent residency
or Permanent residency
Citizenship eligibility
After 5 years of residency
After 5 years of residency
One and three year citizenship
One and three year citizenship
options available
options available
Visa-free access
to EU and Schengen countries with EU residence permit
to EU and Schengen countries with EU residence permit
Acquire an EU passport
Acquire an EU passport
in just one year or get permanent residency with a path to EU citizenship including family
in just one year or get permanent residency with a path to EU citizenship including family
Apply for Permanent Residency
after 5 years
after 5 years
Citizenship eligibility
Citizenship eligibility
After 5 years of residency
After 5 years of residency
Visa-free access
to EU and Schengen countries with EU residence permit.
to EU and Schengen countries with EU residence permit.
After acquiring citizenship
After acquiring citizenship
Visa-free travel to 180+ countries, including Schengen Area, UK, USA, UAE and South Africa
Visa-free travel to 180+ countries, including Schengen Area, UK, USA, UAE and South Africa
The following family members qualify
as dependents for Malta Golden Visa
Citizenship Application Timeline
Citizenship Application Timeline
Culture and History
Culture and History
Malta
Malta has a Roman Catholic population with a warm Mediterranean
climate and several UNESCO World Heritage sites emblematic of
a long history. Maltese cuisine draws influences from surrounding
regions such as Italy and North Africa, creating a unique blend
that mirrors the artistic fusion of Malta’s architecture and art
Malta has a Roman Catholic population with a warm Mediterranean climate and several UNESCO World Heritage sites emblematic of a long history. Maltese cuisine draws influences from surrounding regions such as Italy and North Africa, creating a unique blend that mirrors the artistic fusion of Malta’s architecture and art
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