Hegazy elaborates: “As a Permanent Resident of Malta, you’ll enjoy freedom of travel within the 29 countries that comprise the Schengen area.”
“Currently, that will help you combat Schengen visa rejection. Looking further ahead, you’ll not be affected by the launch of ETIAS and won’t have issues with your European travel plans.”
2 Routes to Maltese Residency by Investment
In 2024, you can invest in a Maltese residency in either of the following ways:
Rent real estate for a minimum of €10,000 per year in the south of the main island of Malta/on Gozo island or €12,000 in the rest of the major island of Malta and contribute €58,000 to the Maltese Government
Buy real estate worth at least of €300,000 in the south of Malta/on Gozo or €350,000 in the rest of Malta and make a Government contribution of €28,000
Whichever MPRP path you take, these are the further conditions you need to meet:
Maintain the qualifying real estate for a minimum 5 years
Pay a €40,000 non-refundable administration charge
Donate €2,000 to a registered Maltese animal welfare, artistic, cultural, philanthropic, scientific, or sporting charity
Present your passport
Set up medical insurance to cover you when you’re in Malta
Take out a travel insurance policy during travels through the Schengen area
How to Become a Permanent Resident of Malta
If you want to obtain Malta Permanent Residence, you have to realize that this is not something you can do independently. You’re going to need to apply through a licensed agent and RIF Trust is licensed to apply for MPRP on behalf of its clients. So, contact us now and we’ll show you how to sign up for the Malta Permanent Residence Programme.
The 2 Ways to Achieve Malta Permanent Residence in 2024