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A complete MPRP file includes IDs, police certificates, financial/asset evidence, health insurance, and qualifying property documents, plus program forms and declarations.
Often, yes—depending on the issuing country and Malta’s requirements. We’ll advise case-by-case which items need notarization, legalization, or apostille.
They should be current at submission. If processing extends, you may be asked to refresh certificates that have aged beyond the acceptable window.
Bank statements, custody/brokerage statements, fixed-deposit confirmations, and official letters from financial institutions are typical. Figures should clearly show ownership, currency, and valuation dates.
Provide official PDFs or stamped statements showing your full name, account number (you may redact partial digits for security), currency, closing balances, and statement period. Screenshots are discouraged unless also supported by official statements.
Non-English/non-Maltese documents generally need certified translations by a qualified translator. Include the translator’s certification, signature, and contact details. We can assist with all translations.
You select your path (rent or purchase) during preparation. The qualifying lease or purchase is typically finalized at approval stage per program instructions; use qualifying terms to avoid delays. We can assist with finding a qualifying property for lease or purchase.
Evidence of comprehensive coverage for all applicants (policy schedule/certificate, coverage limits, and validity). Include proof of payment or activation if applicable. We can assist with finding local health insurance.
Often not, but age thresholds vary by jurisdiction. Provide any juvenile background confirmations if available and required; we’ll guide you per applicant age and country.
Standard passport-style photos plus biometrics captured at the appropriate stage. Follow current photo specs (size, background, recency) to prevent rejections.
Initial filings often accept certified scans. Originals or legalized copies may be requested later for verification. Keep originals on hand.
Ensure adequate validity beyond the anticipated processing period and card issuance. Renew early if your passport will expire soon.
Be ready to refresh time-sensitive items (police certificates, bank statements, insurance confirmations) if they age out before decision.
Typically notaries, lawyers, or authorized officials per local rules. Certifications should include the certifier’s full name, title, signature, date, and stamp/seal. We can assist with notarizations/certifications.
Missing pages/signatures, outdated financials, non-qualifying leases/purchases, and inconsistent name spellings across documents. Use the checklist and keep a version log. We will conduct thorough document reviews prior to filing.
Provide updated documents promptly via the instructed channel (e.g., your advisor/representative). Always reference your file ID and include a short cover note describing the change.