ARTICLE · 16 JULY 2024

Notification: Family Member Policy Update

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We would like to notify everyone that recently, the Family Member Policy in Malta has been updated and currently the salary threshold is estimated to be €18,940 as per...

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Charlene Sciberras

We would like to notify everyone that recently, the Family Member Policy in Malta has been updated and currently the salary threshold is estimated to be €18,940 as per the update issued by the National Statistics Office on 12th June 2024. This is equivalent to the median wage, with an addition of twenty percent income for each member of the family who will be the subject of the application.

May we remind you that this policy on family members of third-country nationals is available to those who do not qualify for family reunification by means of the Family Reunification Regulations S.L. 217.06.

If you require our assistance on family reunification or the family member policy application, or any other immigration procedures or appeals in Malta, please get in touch on [email protected].

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