Malta
Citizenship by Investment Program
The Citizenship by Naturalization for Exceptional Services program allows applicants and their families to live in Malta under residence visas while they wait for their Maltese passports to be approved and issued.
To qualify for the program, applicants are required to make a substantial investment in the country. This includes a contribution to Malta’s national development fund and the purchase or lease of property in Malta.

6th
Passport Ranking

26 EU
Visa-free countries

12 months
Time to citizenship

€135,000
Starting investment
Benefits
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Access to a reputable financial center
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Access to top international universities


Citizenship Programme

Option 1
Malta’s Individual Investor Program (MIIP) requires making the following investments: EUR 650,000 to the National Development and Social Fund for the main applicant plus contribution for spouse and minor children of EUR 25,000 each. Contribution for dependent children 18 to 26 years or dependent parents above 55 years of EUR 50,000 each.
The applicant must retain a residence Malta for the period of 5 years, whether by purchasing a real estate property for the minimum value of EUR 350,000 or by leasing a property starting at EUR 16,000. Lastly, the applicant must make a deposit of EUR 150,000 in Government approved financial instruments (Government Bonds), which should also be maintained for a 5-year period.
Contributions
Principal applicant: €650,000
Spouse: €25,000
Each Dependant Child 0-17 years: €25,000
Each Dependant Child 18-26 years: €50,000
Each Dependant Parents above 55 years: €50,000
Real Estate
Purchasing a real estate property for the minimum value: €350,000
Government Bonds
Government approved financial instruments: €150,000
*Plus government processing fees and due diligence fees
Steps and Procedures
Step 1
We will prepare your supporting documents and files and a Residency Card fast-track to prepare you for a visit with a Maltese Consul. Here you will sign your documents before beginning the citizenship application. There will then be a 4 month background check before the in principle approval.
Step 2
Additionally you will need to contribute €650,000 to Malta with the addition of a 5 year €150,000 bond investment. Spouses and children must contribute €25,000 and unmarried children from 18-26 years and dependent parents must contribute €50,000. You will also need health insurance and evidence of high income an capital throughout.
These fees can be transferred into an approved Escrow account. This has a 100% refund status assigned to it, depending on your approval or rejection. After the transfer you should then submit the application for permanent residence & citizenship with any supporting documentation. There will be a 4-month compliance period during which the bonds and property investment can be made. The contribution has only a 25 day compliance period.
Step 3
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