Commission’s Letter “More Political Than Legal,” Says Malta Citizenship Secretary Muscat
Secretary Muscat is annoyed at comparisons to Cyprus and that he can find no legal reasons to end citizenship by investment in Malta.
Read moreSecretary Muscat is annoyed at comparisons to Cyprus and that he can find no legal reasons to end citizenship by investment in Malta.
Read moreThe Commission wants genuine links in the form of several years of residency. That is precisely what a CIP cannot ask of its participants.
Read moreAs four-year-old allegations are revisited by a magisterial inquiry, a major MIIP-advisor finds its license suspended pending an outcome.
Read moreOn the whole, reactions to the MIIP’s changes were positive, though the doubling of the property investment minimum has raised some eyebrows.
Read moreChanges to the structure and minimum amounts of the real estate and bond investments, as well as the contribution, are likely, writes Andres Gutierrez.
Read moreThe numbers offer but grim reading, as all arrows point downward for the program’s key performance indicators.
Read moreThe “report has shown in crystal clear terms that allegations made on the TV programme were false,” writes Dr. Jean-Philippe Chetcuti in a press statement.
Read moreIn an unequivocally worded public statement, Dr. Chetcuti addresses the allegations raised against his firm and person in a French TV-report last month.
Read moreThe Investment Migration Council has suspended the individual memberships of Dr. Jean-Philippe Chetcuti and Keith Camilleri. “On 26 September 2019,
Read moreThe firm is now suspected of influence peddling. The video, however, provides no incriminating evidence of such behavior whatsoever.
Read more“Malta takes these matters very seriously,” the head of Malta’s IIP Agency told IMI.
Read moreAs an immigration lawyer, I feel more in control of the outcome – and that the program is much more predictable – if I am told everything.”
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