If Europe has been calling, a sunny southern European
country by the name of Malta may be the perfect base for
you.
Malta in a nutshell
With a population of circa 500,000 and just 121 square miles
in size
you’d be forgiven for thinking that Malta, a member of the
European Union (EU), is easily deciphered. However, the island’s
tiny size belies its multifaceted personality and
charming character.
Centuries of historical layers permeate every corner, sun-soaked
days abound, and there is truly something for everyone to
enjoy. So, whether you love immersing yourself in nature,
enjoying vibrant nightlife, or anything in between; Malta
offers it all. This is coupled with the fact that the island
is very well connected to all the major European destinations
through numerous flights.
Living in Malta
If Malta ticks many boxes, then you’re probably wondering
about the residency options that are available for US citizens.
The best part is that US citizens are already entitled to
stay in Malta for 90 days, which is more than enough time
to get a feel for the island and determine which of the
longer-term options is most suitable. Interested in becoming
a citizen of Malta (EU)?
Through Malta’s Citizenship for Exceptional Services (CES)
Regulations, this Citizenship by Investment route is suited
for high-net-worth individuals who are seeking an unparalleled
investment and relocation option for them and their families.
This includes applicants who are seeking dual-citizenship
(i.e., obtaining a second passport while keeping their current
one) and applicants who are seeking an alternative citizenship
(i.e., replacing their current citizenship with the Malta
citizenship).
Individuals are required to conduct a non-refundable financial
investment of an exceptional nature in Malta, purchase or
rent a high value immovable property, and make a donation
to a charitable cause. In return, beneficiaries and their
families are naturalised as citizens of Malta after a residence
period of either 12 or 36 months.
Does Malta Permanent Residence sound more appealing?
As the name implies, the Malta Permanent Residence Programme
(MPRP), enables third country nationals to acquire the right
to reside permanently in Malta. In return, individuals are
required to make a real estate investment and affect the
necessary government contributions. Apart from the possibility
to purchase property in Malta, beneficiaries are also entitled
to travel visa-free for up to 90 days within the Schengen
area.
Are you seeking a simple real estate investment
in Malta?
If you are a US citizen and already benefit from being able
to stay in Malta for up to 90 days at a stretch, then simply
investing in real estate may be the straightforward solution
to enjoy the island at your leisure, whilst generating rental
income for the rest of the time you are away.
Malta offers a vast variety of property options and high-end
developments, most of which do not even require a permit,
residency, or citizenship status to acquire. There is no
annual property tax in Malta and the short-let market is
on the rise again!
Whichever option you prefer, we are available to help you
identify the optimal relocation solution whilst assisting
and representing you throughout the process. Please
don't hesitate to contact us with your questions or
comments.
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