Under the Malta residency by investment programme, applicants must demonstrate a specific amount of capital in their bank account. They can choose between two options:
- minimum of €500,000 in total assets, including at least €150,000 in liquid financial assets;
- minimum of €650,000 in total assets, including at least €75,000 in liquid financial assets.
To obtain Malta PR, investors must rent or buy properties, pay state fees and make charitable donations to non-government organisations.
Additional costs include health insurance, translation and apostille of documents, and notary and agent fees. Investors purchasing real estate in Malta must also pay a stamp duty of 5% of the property value and 1.5% as legal fees.
For a family consisting of the main applicant, their spouse, and minor children, the total investment amount is the same as for a single applicant. The sum increases by €7,500 per person only if the investors include their parents, grandparents, or adult children.