Where is Malta?
Despite being one of the smallest countries in the world, Malta is a popular and attractive tourism destination, with the industry contributing around 27% to the country’s GDP. The official languages spoken in Malta are Maltese and English.
Malta is one of the three Commonwealth member countries in Europe. It became an independent republic in 1974, but it still retains its membership in the Commonwealth of Nations. Additionally, Malta is a full member of various international organizations, including the European Union, Schengen, the World Trade Organization, and the Eurozone.
The Republic of Malta is situated in the central Mediterranean, between Sicily and North Africa. It is made up of an archipelago that comprises three inhabited islands (Malta, Comino, and Gozo), as well as several uninhabited islands. The country is renowned for its sunny weather and attractive beaches.
Malta boasts a wide range of stunning landscapes and remarkable natural attractions, including popular sites like the Inland Sea and Fungus Rock, which can be found on the Maltese Islands.
Capital
Valletta
Area
316 km2
Population
441,521
Language
Maltese
Time Zone
GMT+2
Currency
Euro (€)
Independence Day
21th September
Calling Code
+356
Why Malta?
FAST APPLICATION PROCESS
You can obtain your Malta passport in as little as 3-4 months, without the need to visit or reside in Dominica.
VISA-FREE TRAVEL
The Malta passport is ranked 8th worldwide, facilitating visa-free travel to over 180 countries around the world. Malta is also the only citizenship programme in the world that opens travel to the USA.
FAMILY SAFETY AND FUTURE SECURITY
Malta is ranked 19th in “Safety and Security” by the latest Legatum Prosperity Index report. You and your family get settlement rights in all 27 EU countries, which means that you are free to study, work and/or operate a business across the Union.
BUSINESS BENEFITS
Malta has one of the fastest-growing economies in the EU, rated A+ by Fitch and A2 by Moody’s. The country also enjoys a favourable tax regime.
Europe
Andorra
Armenia*
Austria
Belarus
Belgium
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
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Faroe Islands
Finland
France
Germany
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Sweden
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United Kingdom
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Americas
Argentina
Belize
Bermuda
Bolivia*
Brazil
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French Guiana
Guyana
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Suriname
Uruguay
Venezuela
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Anguilla
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and Barbudas
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Bonaire; St.
Eustatius
and Saba
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and Grenadines Samoa
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Asia
Bangladesh
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India*
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Laos*
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Philippines
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Middle Esast
Iran*
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Territories
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Gabon*
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Kenya
Lesotho
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Mayotte
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Somalia*
St. Helena*
Tanzania
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Uganda*
Zambia
Note:
*Visa on arrival **eTA
Investment Options
There is 3 investment options which serve as a qualifier for the application to the Antigua and Barbuda citizenship-by-investment programme:
1
Full Contribution Option
2
Reduced Contribution Option
3
Real Estate Option
month
1-2
Preparation
- Preliminary due diligence checks.
- Optional Background Verification Report.
- Prepare supporting documents.
- Submit application to the Malta Residency Visa Agency (MRVA).
- Submit the MRVA fees.
month
3-6
Citizenship application
- Due diligence process.
- Review process by MRVA.
- Letter of approval is issued by MRVA.
- Payment of Contribution to MRVA.
- Fulfilment of qualifying investment.
- Fulfilment of qualifying property.
month
7-8
Contribution and other requirements
- Visit Malta to collect biometrics.
- You will then be required to submit a health insurance policy.
- Once all of the above requirements have been fulfilled, your Certificate of Residence is then issued.
- Your Malta residence card will be issued thereafter.
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