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ARTICLE · 06 JULY 2021

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Highly Qualified Persons Rules

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It also offers special tax status by setting the personal tax rate on employment income generated in Malta at 15%.

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The Malta Highly Qualified Persons Rules  builds on the success of Malta's reputation in attracting highly professional expatriates seeking an alternative residence base in a warm Mediterranean Island in the European Union. After joining the EU, Malta has experienced an expansion in the financial, gaming and aviation services which has created the need for additional highly qualified workers. Malta's membership and full implementation of the Schengen Area Treaty offers further attraction on the basis of the ease of travel within the Schengen Area enjoyed by highly qualified persons in Malta. It also offers special tax status by setting the personal tax rate on employment income generated in Malta at 15%.

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