Malta Makes Permanent Residency Easier and Cheaper for Families

- Relocate quickly and get children enrolled in schools
- Explore neighborhoods and find the right home
- Begin enjoying Malta’s lifestyle without delays
- €37,000 contribution (flat rate, whether buying or renting property)
- €60,000 administration fee (paid in two parts: €15,000 upfront and €45,000 after approval)
- Dependents over 18: now cost €7,500 each instead of €10,000—a 25% discount

- If you buy a property: you can start renting it out immediately and earn income right away.
- If you lease a property: after five years, you’re allowed to sublet the property (with the restriction that you cannot rent it out to other MPRP applicants).
- Faster access with the temporary residency card means less waiting and more certainty.
- Lower costs and reduced dependent fees make the programme more family-friendly.
- Flexibility in renting and leasing helps families see real financial value in their investment.
- Streamlined processes with the RMA reduce bureaucracy and confusion.
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Conclusion
Malta’s Permanent Residency Programme has always been attractive, but these latest reforms make it stand out even more. Families now benefit from lower costs, faster residency, and the chance to turn property into an income source.
For investors looking for both security and opportunity in Europe, Malta is positioning itself as one of the top choices in the Mediterranean.
If you’ve been considering residency in Malta, there has never been a better time to start the process.
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