Why Boutique Firms Are An Investor Migrant’s Best Option
Greater specialization, bigger networks, and tailored service are among the reasons boutique firms make better advisors, write DZ Advisory.
Read moreGreater specialization, bigger networks, and tailored service are among the reasons boutique firms make better advisors, write DZ Advisory.
Read moreThree agents alone were responsible for 42% of applications, while 22 agents submitted only a single application.
Read moreNicky Gouder explains the nuances of the terms resident and domiciled and how each has different implications for taxability in Malta.
Read moreIn a formal statement, the IMC characterizes the Commission’s case against Malta as “an attack on” and “violation of” fundamental EU rights.
Read moreMalta has consistently said it would be prepared to defend its position on CBI in Court. Soon, it will have the chance to do just that.
Read moreThe first applicants and their families started the MEIN journey in December 2020 and took just under 18 months to get citizenship approval.
Read moreUnnamed cabinet ministers tell the Times of Malta that the PM considers phasing out the program – or reforming it once again.
Read moreThe European Commission issues Malta a final demand to close its MEIN policy before deciding whether to take the country to court.
Read moreMalta suspends Russians and Belarusians from applying to MEIN and MPRP programs, ostensibly over inability to conduct adequate due diligence.
Read moreMalta’s Citizenship “Czar”, Alex Muscat, promised to oppose efforts to tax or stop CBI programs but expressed support for tighter regulation.
Read moreMalta will actively inform the applicant’s original tax jurisdiction that the individual has naturalized in Malta through the MEIN policy.
Read moreParliamentary Secretary Muscat once again reminds Ursula von der Leyen that deciding whom to naturalize is Malta’s sovereign prerogative.
Read moreEligibility standards for Malta’s new investor naturalization policy are among the most stringent in the market. Kenneth Camilleri explains.
Read moreSix months after officially responding to letters of formal notice of infringement procedures, Malta still awaits comments from the European Commission.
Read moreAn unexpected turn of events in light of the bipartisan consensus in favor of continued publication that emerged in Malta some two years ago.
Read more“There will be quarters with different motives where they feel the need to object [to the MEIN policy],” Secretary Muscat tells IMI.
Read moreSee requirements and forms, procedures, the code of conduct, the licensing requirements, the policy handbook, and analysis of the MEIN here.
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