Just a few years since its inception, Residency
Malta is already seeing how its work can act as a multiplier
for the economy, bringing people to Malta who may decide to invest,
start up companies and even work here.
Picture: Charles Mizzi, CEO,
Residency Malta
CEO Charles Mizzi explained that the majority of people applying
for residency are seeking better opportunities for their families,
enticed by issues like personal safety and geopolitical stability,
and subsequently by the high standards of health care and
education.
Perhaps this is why the average applicant of the Malta Permanent
Residence Programme is in their mid-40s with young children, who
want to bring with them their parents.
