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ARTICLE · 18 MAY 2026

Malta Permanent Residence For Indians

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Malta's Permanent Residence Programme offers Indian nationals a structured pathway to EU residency through property investment and government contributions totaling €99,000. This comprehensive guide examines the legal framework, eligibility requirements, financial obligations, and strategic advantages that make Malta an increasingly popular destination for Indian families seeking European mobility and long-term security.

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Malta has become an increasingly attractive destination for Indian nationals seeking stability, international mobility, and a secure European base. Through the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP), Indian citizens can obtain permanent residence in a reputable EU Member State through a structured and regulated framework, requiring a property investment and government contributions amounting to €99,000.

It is also possible for applicants to commence this process by applying for a temporary residence card issued in just 1 month, until the full processing of the application is completed.

The Programme is underpinned by a robust legal framework, allowing the Main Applicant to include their spouse or long-term partner, children up to 28 years of age, as well as parents (including parents-in-law) and grandparents. All included dependants are granted the right to reside in Malta on a permanent basis.

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