A structured pathway enabling high-net-worth individuals (HNWI) and family offices to establish a presence in Malta and within the European Union through a residency route intrinsically...

Investment family offices that are setting up an investment structure in Malta (or even a branch thereof) have been given an additional incentive to choose Malta as an EU base due to a new residency law interpretation.

By way of update following our news item back in January, the Malta Permanent Residence Programme ('MPRP') has launched by virtue of Legal Notice 121 of 2021 and has come into force as of the 29th of March 2021.

Malta's Permanent Residence Programme Regulations have just been significantly revised by the Government of Malta, increasing Malta's attractiveness as a jurisdiction for those seeking a safe, stable, and resilient jurisdiction to call their second home in Europe or a Plan B to mitigate and cater to increasing international geopolitical risks.

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

The Government of Malta has established clarity for Malta's nomad residence permit holders though the introduction of new tax rules for digital nomads residing in and working from Malta.

Malta offers U.S. citizens permanent residency rights, 300 days of sunshine, a safe environment with one of the lowest crime rates in Europe...

As much as it is exciting to decide to be your own boss, germinate your very own ideas and start a business, startups typically face a myriad of challenges to get their ventures up and running.

Malta is a popular jurisdiction for expats and individuals looking for an EU base. There are, in fact, at least eight ways through which you can acquire a Malta Residence Permit, depending on your particular situation.

In the 2024 Henley Passport Index, Malta's passport has achieved remarkable acclaim, securing a joint fifth position and marking its highest-ever ranking...

For startup founders considering international relocation, there's a new rising star on the map of possibilities – the Mediterranean island of Malta. A member of the European Union...

The MPRP, also known as The Malta Golden Visa Programme, is aimed at third-country nationals and their families seeking to reside in Malta.

Brexit, the UK's withdrawal from the European Union, has had far-reaching consequences across various sectors, including real estate. Brexit has impacted the Maltese real estate market...

In recent years, Malta has emerged as a preferred residency destination for investors, families, and business professionals.

Despite being the smallest member state in the European Union, the Mediterranean Island of Malta has one of the fastest growing economies and the lowest unemployment rate among its peers.

As per Legal Notice 310 of 2024, published on the 19th of November 2024, the Malta Permanent Residence Programme will undergo key changes to the current eligibility criteria and overall costs.

As published by IMI Daily, a leading hub for investment migration professionals, it was announced by the Residency Malta Agency...

The Malta Nomad Residence Permit (NRP) is a residence permit which can be issued to non-EU nationals only.

By virtue of Legal Notice 146 of 2025, Malta's Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) has been revised and significantly improved, positioning Malta's residency-by-investment option as an even stronger contender for those seeking to move to an English-speaking, diverse, tolerant and safe second home in Europe.

In an official briefing of accredited agents today, Hon. Alex Muscat, Parliamentary Secretary for Citizenship and Communities announced the introduction of a new Permanent Residence