June 2020:New client acceptance depends on client preparedness
to meet deadline.
In our previous newsletter we alerted you to the IIP citizenship
application deadline of July 31 2020 as mandated by the
Malta government. Because it can take several weeks to create
a complete application file, and in order to allow for sufficient
preparation prior to reaching the deadline, we will be able
to accept new IIP clients only in special cases after the
first of July. Thank you for your understanding.
Background: The IIP citizenship by investment program in
its current form is reaching its maximum quota and will
be discontinued. Accordingly, the Malta government has set
July 31 2020 as the deadline after which no new IIP citizenship
applications will be accepted by the government.
Further, because of COVID-19 no applicants have been able
to travel to Malta recently. However, the Malta airport
is expected to reopen to select Schengen countries on July
01 and to other countries on July 15. While this is good
news, we expect a very large number of applicants to all
arrive in the country at the same time, causing a severe
strain on the availability of appointments.
Applicants we expect to arrive not only include new citizenship
applicants, but also residency applicants, citizenship candidates
who have already completed their residency stage, and several
other categories of individuals with immigration or business-related
needs who have not been able to enter the country since
the lockdown started.
Many of these persons will want to meet with their attorneys,
with their bankers, with their tax advisors, property agents,
and government representatives – all of which means
appointment slots will fill up fast.
Because of the limited availability of appointments and
the quickly approaching deadline of July 31 we can only
accept new IIP clients who are well-prepared.
While obtaining supporting documents such as police clearance
forms is relatively easy in some regions, including the
USA and Europe, it can be a difficult and long process in
others, such as Asia for example. Likewise, providing personal
records – such as birth certificates – might
be easy for applicants who already have these documents
in hand, but it can lead to delays if such documents must
first be requested from local governments.
For these reasons, and to provide superior support to all
clients, we and other immigration law firms in Malta are
now limiting our new client intake.
Should you still wish to file an IIP application please
contact us immediately so that we can discuss your individual
situation and assess the probability that you will be able
to collect all required documents prior to the deadline.
We apologize if this means we cannot work with you, but
it is in your own best interest to only start an application
if there is ample time to comply with the government regulations.
Thank you for understanding.
Please contact us at any time with your questions or comments.
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