Overview
The Republic of Malta is a popular destination for investors seeking second citizenship.
As the smallest member of the European Union, Malta offers an attractive program that grants citizenship to investors who meet various criteria, such as real estate investment or donations to the country.
Benefits of Maltese Citizenship
Maltese citizens can travel visa-free or with a visa on arrival to 185 countries, including Schengen states.
Malta allows dual citizenship. Applicants may obtain a Maltese passport without renouncing their current citizenship.
Applicants may choose among contributing to a national fund, real estate investment, or community donations.
Maltese citizenship is valid for life and can be passed on to future generations under appropriate conditions.
The Maltese passport is among the most diplomatically credible and globally recognized passports.
Who Can Obtain Maltese Citizenship?
INVESTOR
Applicants over the age of 18
CHILDREN
Unmarried children of the applicant under the age of 28
SPOUSE
Legally married spouse of the applicant
PARENTS
Parents of the applicant over the age of 55
Requirements of the Malta Citizenship Program
Exceptional Contribution: €1,000,000+
Residence Application Fee: €4,700
Due Diligence: €40,000
Government Application and Processing Fees: €15,000
Merit Application File and Integration Process Fees: €13,000
Legal process costs vary depending on the specifics of the application and family structure.
Key Information
LOCATION
In Southern Europe, in the Central Mediterranean, south of Sicily.
CAPITAL
Valletta
TIME ZONE
UTC+1 (Standard Time) & UTC+2 (Daylight Saving Time)
TOTAL AREA
316 km2
LANGUAGE
Maltese, English
CURRENCY
Euro (€ / EUR)
Why Malta?
Malta
Safest Country
Global Wealth Migration Review, 2019
Malta
Top FDI Destination in Europe
World Bank, 2019
PROGRAM MAP
185
Countries accessible without a visa
21
Countries requiring a visa
20
Countries requiring an e-visa
Frequently Asked Questions
The applicant must invest at least €600,000 under a 3-year program.
Yes, Maltese citizens can travel freely to Schengen countries.
Yes, the Maltese government permits individuals to hold dual citizenship.
Maltese citizens can travel visa-free to 185 countries.
The main applicant's spouse, children under 28, and parents over 55 can benefit from this citizenship.
No, Maltese or English language proficiency is not required for citizenship by investment.
Permanent residence in Malta is not mandatory; however, specific visits and residency requirements may apply during the application process.
No. Real estate must be held for at least 5 years. Contributions and donations to the government are non-refundable.
No, residing permanently in Malta is not required after gaining citizenship. However, physical presence may be necessary for a certain period.
Yes. Maltese citizenship can be passed on to children and future generations by inheritance.
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