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In the fifth episode of the ‘Ganado Meets Transport' podcast, Daniel Aquilina, partner within the transport law practice at Ganado Advocates, meets Kristian Zarb Adami, a pioneer in Malta's space sector.

Malta's Parliament is considering significant amendments to its foreign direct investment screening framework through Bill No 172. The proposed changes aim to clarify notification requirements, define portfolio investment exclusions, and restructure the institutional framework governing the National Foreign Direct Investment Screening Office, bringing Malta's regime into closer alignment with EU regulations.

Aiming to attract high standing and reputed applicants from all over the world, and keeping Malta at the forefront of the Investment Migration market, the Maltese government has released the new...

Malta Enterprise, the government economic development agency tasked with facilitating growth and attracting new foreign direct investment...

Malta has been on the investment radar for many years thanks to many dynamic and active industries on the island. The government assists well in promoting Malta

This guide provides an overview of merger control laws in Malta and spans jurisdictional and turnover test thresholds, process, timetable, and sanctions. It is intended to guide the reader...

The Malta Individual Investor Programme (MIIP) was recently launched by the Government of Malta by virtue of Legal Notice 47 of 2014, to attract foreign investment into the Maltese economy.

This guide provides an overview of merger control laws in Malta and spans jurisdictional and turnover test thresholds, process, timetable, and sanctions.

When Malta obtained its independence from Great Britain in 1964 its first embassy as a sovereign state was opened in Tripoli, Libya.

On the 20th of November, the new Malta Citizenship by Direct Investment regulations were published by the Maltese Government.

Malta's Financial Services Advisory Council is transitioning from foundational infrastructure development to an aggressive market capture strategy, aiming to convert regulatory advances and institutional coordination into measurable foreign investment and competitive positioning.

The National Statistics Office published the Foreign Affiliates Statistics: 2024, revealing how foreign-controlled enterprises contribute significantly to Malta's non-financial business economy. Despite representing only 2.6% of business units, these enterprises generated 62% of total output and nearly doubled their gross investment in tangible assets. What do these statistics reveal about Malta's economic structure and the role of international business in the country's growth?

The Individual Investor Programme of the Republic of Malta is regulated by articles 10(9)(b) and 24 of the Maltese Citizenship Act.

Malta's remittance basis of taxation, combined with its treatment of digital assets, creates unique opportunities for cryptocurrency holders seeking European residency. The Global Residence Programme and The Residence Programme offer a flat 15% tax rate on remitted foreign income, while foreign-source capital gains remain outside Malta's tax net entirely.

Malta is an archipelago situated in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea between Southern Italy and the Northern African coast. The total area is 316 square kilometres that consists of Malta the largest island, Gozo, Comino and other small islands that are uninhabited.

On Monday 19th October 2020, Malta's Finance Minister, Profs. Edward Scicluna presented the country's budget for year 2021.

Malta has introduced an "Individual Investor Programme" (the "Citizenship Programme") with which Malta grants naturalisation (i.e. citizenship) by investment to reputable foreign individuals and their eligible dependents following a thorough and rigid due diligence process. The following is a summary of the salient features of the Citizenship Programme.