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MPRP typically follows screening, file preparation, submission with due-diligence, decision and formalities, issuance, and maintenance—often completed within months after a complete submission.
Submit a complete file on day one, reply to diligence queries within 48–72 hours, and decide your qualifying property path early.
Interviews are not routine. The agency may seek clarifications in writing during due-diligence.
During file prep. Locking a compliant lease or purchase early prevents post-approval delays.
Police certificates from multiple jurisdictions, incomplete financial statements, and non-qualifying lease/purchase terms.
Yes, additions are possible subject to eligibility and program procedures. Expect extra review time for each add-on.
Certified scans are typically acceptable at filing. Originals/legalized copies may be requested later—keep them ready.
Provide recent statements (usually from the last 1–3 months). Be prepared to refresh if processing extends.
Finalize fees/donation and property commitment, submit any outstanding items, then proceed to card issuance.
Typically a few weeks once all post-approval formalities are complete.
No set minimum stay, but you must establish a genuine link with Malta, maintain property, insurance, and financial means to keep status in good standing.
Permanent residents may apply for a work permit and may incorporate a company subject to standard rules/licensing.
Refresh time-sensitive items—police certificates, insurance, and bank statements—if they age out before decision.
No. The main financial thresholds are assessed at the principal applicant/household level.
Provide proof of name changes and ensure consistent spellings across passports, civil documents, and financials.
Send updates via the instructed channel (through your representative), reference your file ID, and include a short cover note.