Immigration & Relocation

Malta Founder Relocation and Global Asset Structuring: Beyond Immigration Planning

Corporate and Business, Immigration & Relocation

Malta Founder Relocation and Global Asset Structuring Beyond Immigration Planning International founders relocating to Malta are rarely moving “personally” alone. In practice, they are often repositioning an entire cross-border economic ecosystem involving operating businesses, holding structures, trusts, intellectual property, investment platforms, succession arrangements, and future family governance. As entrepreneurial families become increasingly international, relocation to […]

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Malta Digital Nomad Visa

Immigration & Relocation

Malta Digital Nomad Visa Over the past years, Malta has positioned itself as a leading European hub for remote workers and digital entrepreneurs. With its English-speaking environment, robust digital infrastructure, and EU membership, the country offers a compelling base for individuals seeking to combine a Mediterranean lifestyle with continued international work. The Malta Digital Nomad

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Taking Up Residence or Citizenship in Malta: A Practical Tax Guide

Finance & Taxation, Immigration & Relocation

Taking Up Residence or Citizenship in Malta: A Practical Tax Guide Expert tax planning tips and legal insights from Magdalena Velkovska and Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti on tax residency, non-dom status and pre-immigration planning, both tax lawyers at Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates. Residence, Tax Residency and Citizenship: Key Distinctions Foreigners relocating to Malta frequently encounter three concepts that sound similar but have

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Legal Amendments to Malta Permanent Residence

Immigration & Relocation

Legal Amendments to malta Permanent Residence Introduction of Temporary Residence Status at Application Stage One of the most impactful amendments is the introduction of an optional temporary, one-year renewable residence card for main applicants and their family members, issued shortly after the submission of a complete application file.This temporary permit is granted once the initial

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2025 Legal Amendments to Malta Permanent Residence

Immigration & Relocation

2025 Legal Amendments to Malta Permanent Residence In a significant regulatory update, the Maltese Government has amended the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) through Legal Notice 146 of 2025, marking a strategic shift in the legal and financial framework of Malta’s residence by investment offering. These changes aim to enhance the programme’s accessibility, reduce costs for families, and align

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Malta Golf Club

Immigration & Relocation

Malta Golf Club The Royal Malta Golf Club (RMGC) is one of the oldest golf clubs outside the United Kingdom and holds a unique position in Malta’s sporting and social history. Situated in the central town of Marsa, the club offers a lush oasis of green amid Malta’s Mediterranean climate and historic landscape. Established in 1888, it

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Malta Retirement Programme

Finance & Taxation, Immigration & Relocation

Malta Retirement Programme Under the Malta Retirement Programme Rules, Malta sets out a special pension scheme for foreign pensioners taking up residence and retiring in Malta. Enacted by Legal Notice 317 of 2012, the Malta Retirement Programme Rules introduce a new Malta special tax status for EU/EEA/Swiss individual pensioners.  Malta Retirement Programme – Beneficial Tax Treatment

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European Court Advocate General backs Malta in Citizenship Case

Immigration & Relocation

European Court Advocate General backs Malta in Citizenship Case The European Commission is requesting a declaration that Malta’s 2020 citizenship by investment scheme, which grants naturalisation in exchange for specified payments or investments without requiring a genuine connection to the country, violates Article 20 TFEU and Article 4(3) TEU. Additionally, the Commission is asking that

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