
Malta Has Granted Residency to 2,273 Investors Via MRVP and MPRP Since 2016, Now Planning Entrepreneur Visa
For the first time ever, and exclusively in IMI, the Residency Malta Agency shares statistics on Malta’s PRP (and MRVP) going back to 2016.

For the first time ever, and exclusively in IMI, the Residency Malta Agency shares statistics on Malta’s PRP (and MRVP) going back to 2016.

The new rules mean a single applicant, choosing to rent on Gozo, could obtain a residence permit in Malta for a non-refundable EUR 150,000.

The new regulations would, at once, both make the MRVP more economical for the applicant and more profitable for the government of Malta.

Why deny MRVP/MIIP investors the possibility of segregating their investment migration assets, ask Davinia Cutajar and Charlotte Attard.

Investment financing has the potential to catapult investment migration from UHNWI luxury product status to the much greater mass affluent market.
Some 1,000 applications remain unprocessed due to missing documentation. To tackle the backlog, the MRVA will no longer accept incomplete applications.

Mizzi takes over reins at MRVA as Cutajar leaves to pursue new ventures in the private sector.

Kylin Prime GroupSponsor The Malta Residency and Visa Regulations have been amended to extend the list of qualifying investments.

Malta’s Residency Visa Programme (MRVP), Europe’s youngest – but already thriving – golden visa has received more than 1,000 applications
Investment Migration Insider spoke to Roderick Cutajar, head of the Malta Residence Visa Programme, during the 2018 Investment Migration Forum in

Launching only in 2016, the Malta Residency Visa Programme is off to a roaring start and continues to gain momentum

Sponsored Feature from Identity Malta The importance of due diligence in the citizenship by investment industry has never been questioned.

Just minutes ago, Executive Chairman of the Malta Residence Visa Agency – the official government agency that administers the Malta
In an exclusive interview with Investment Migration Insider, Roderick Cutajar – CEO of Malta Residence Visa Agency, the government body