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ARTICLE · 17 DECEMBER 2014

Acquiring Property In Malta - AIP Permit

The basic requirement to obtain a property in Malta is to get an AIP permit. AIP represents Acquisition of Immovable Property. The requirements in terms of the AIP are set out in the table below.

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The basic requirement to obtain a property in Malta is to get an AIP permit. AIP represents Acquisition of Immovable Property. The requirements in terms of the AIP are set out in the table below.

AIP Permit

Maltese and EU Citizens - both with 5 years continuous residence in Malta Maltese and EU Citizens - without 5 years continuous residence in Malta Non-Maltese and Non-EU citizens
Primary Residence No restrictions - No need to apply No restrictions - No need to apply Prior authorisation is required*
Secondary Residence or any other immovable property No restrictions - No need to apply Prior authorisation is required* Prior authorisation is required*

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