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MPRP requires a government administrative fee, a government contribution, a €2,000 donation, and qualifying property by purchase or rental for at least five years.
| Item | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Government administrative fee (main applicant) | €60,000 | Adult dependents: €7,500 each |
| Government contribution | €37,000 | Non-refundable contribution |
| Philanthropic donation | €2,000 | Approved Maltese organization |
| Property — purchase | ≥ €375,000 | Hold ≥ 5 years |
| Property — rental | ≥ €14,000 / year | Lease ≥ 5 years |
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No. Professional fees are separate and vary by family composition—request a personalized quotation.
Typically upon/after approval stage per the agency’s instructions. Your case manager will confirm exact timing and payee details.
It must be to an approved Maltese organization. We’ll provide options and the acceptance/receipt format required for compliance.
The main administrative fee applies to the principal applicant; spouse/minor children are included. Adult dependents have an additional fee (noted in the summary).
They can. Always check the latest official guidance and our site before committing to a lease or purchase.
Yes—provided you always maintain a qualifying property and meet the five-year minimum commitment. Tell us before making changes.
No. Transaction taxes/fees (e.g., notarial, due diligence, and stamp duty as applicable) are separate from the threshold amount.
Annual rent must meet or exceed the minimum; payment schedules follow your lease terms. Ensure the contract and receipts clearly evidence compliance.
Government contributions are generally non-refundable once paid. Some administrative or professional fees may also be non-refundable—see your engagement letter.
Bank transfer proofs/receipts in the applicant’s name, official receipts from the authority/approved organization, and copies of the lease or purchase agreement.
Requirements are program-level; however, ensure the specific property meets the current threshold and minimum term conditions before signing.
Programs can update fees/thresholds. Files in progress may be subject to transition rules—your advisor will outline any effects on your case.
Bank transfers are standard. Card or cash payments are uncommon for these amounts; follow the authority’s instructions exactly.
Yes—maintaining a qualifying property, comprehensive health insurance, and usual living/renewal costs. Budget for renewals and document updates.
Yes. Property owners may lease their home when not residing in Malta, while renters may sublet after five years with landlord consent.