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In recent years, Malta has become an increasingly popular destination for startups, particularly in tech, fintech, blockchain, gaming, and iGaming sectors.

Malta introduced the Individual Investment Programme (IIP) in 2014.

In either case, a € 10,000 donation to a Maltese philanthropic organization must also be made.

Recent developments on the non-domiciled regimes in the UK led many individuals to reconsider their UK tax residency.

Identity Malta, the agency responsible for the administration of Malta's citizenship by investment programme has issued a circular to all Accredited Agents advising of some changes to the rules...

The Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) launched in 2021 is a PR programme open to non-EU nationals who invest in Malta.

In a recent press release the Maltese government confirmed that, once the quota of 1,800 applications is reached, a revised programme will be launched.

Malta, a charming Mediterranean island nation, has become increasingly popular among expatriates and professionals seeking to relocate to a vibrant, culturally rich, and economically stable country.

Malta is inviting non-EU entrepreneurs to launch their new ventures, or scale up their existing ones, using Malta as their base.

On the 3rd of July, Mr Alex Muscat, Parliamentary Secretary for Citizenship and Communities, confirmed that from September 2020 onwards, a new programme will be in place once new regulations take over.

Malta's Permanent Residence Programme offers Asian families a sophisticated pathway to European residency, combining permanent status from day one with Schengen travel rights across 27 countries. How does the MPRP compare against Portugal's reformed Golden Visa and Greece's two-tier system, and what makes Malta's approach uniquely attractive for Chinese and other Asian investors seeking a stable, multi-generational European base?

In a significant development for the case of the European Commission against Malta, Case C-181/23, which relates to Malta's Citizenship by Investment Regulations, an opinion was delivered by Advocate General Collins...

Relocating to a new country is a life-changing decision that cannot be taken lightly. Immigration status, residence permit, job availability, healthcare and education are just a few of the many elements individuals and their families need to assess before taking such an important step in their lives.

A set of amendments and enhancements to the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) as regulated via Legal Notice 146/25 have just been announced by the Maltese Government on the 22nd July 2025.

Malta's citizenship and taxation systems operate independently, with tax obligations determined by residence and domicile rather than nationality. The Malta Citizenship by Merit programme allows individuals to acquire citizenship while benefiting from the country's non-domiciled tax regime, which taxes only Malta-sourced income and foreign income remitted to Malta.

For many years, Malta has been and still is a prime destination for expats who want to retire.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled, on 29 April, that member states cannot grant nationality – and therefore EU citizenship...