What are the conditions for Malta national debt immigration?

Application Requirements for Malta National Debt Immigration:

1.The main applicant is at least 18 years of age;

2.Annual income of more than 100,000 euros or personal assets of more than 500,000 euros;

3.After obtaining approval in principle, an investment of 250,000 euros or financing of 10,000 euros for the purchase of government bonds is required for five years

4.No criminal record;

5.Buy health insurance;

6.Accompanying family members include:

1) Spouse. 2) Children under the age of 18.

3) Children over 18 years of age who are unmarried, full-time enrolled in school, and financially dependent on the main applicant.

4) Financially dependent on both parents and grandparents of the main applicant.

7.Applicants need to lease or buy a property that meets the ** requirements and hold it for 5 years;

a.Lease – rent for more than 10,000 euros per year (Malta region) – rent for more than 10,000 euros per year (Gozo, South of Malta) bPurchase – over €320,000 (Malta region).

Over €270,000 (Gozo, South of Malta).

Qualifications: The main applicant must be at least 18 years old.

Assets met: a) The main applicant has an annual income of more than 100,000 euros.

b) or the family net worth exceeds 500,000 euros.

Buy health insurance with EU coverage.

No criminal record;

Subsidiary Applicants:

a) Spouse. b) Unmarried, financially independent children.

c) Financially dependent on the parents and grandparents of the main applicant.

The main applicant is at least 18 years old and has no criminal record.

Purchase of €250,000 Malta State Class A bonds.

Malta debt immigration application, full payment, financing two ways.

100,000 euros of financing, one-time investment, non-returnable.

The full payment of 250,000 euros will be returned after five years, with interest of about 3% per annum.

Personally, I think it is unreliable, about the payment of Chang and Zhao, but which is the payment method, the payee needs to issue an invoice or receipt to prove receipt of the payment. There is no law firm or individual who can pay on behalf of the lawyer.

There are two ways for applicants to choose from Malta immigration, one is Malta national debt immigration;There is also a type of Maltese property immigration. Both also have their own advantages and disadvantages. Now, Xiao Ran is afraid to introduce the Malta national debt immigration precautions, I believe you will have a more comprehensive explanation after reading it!

It should be noted that the timing of debt repayment must be adjusted, which I think is not very reliable, mainly because these houses are basically broken houses.

In early 2014, Malta enacted the Maltese Citizenship and Passport Citizenship by Investment Immigration Act, followed by the Malta Permanent Residence and Visa Scheme, known as the Malta National Debt Immigration Program, on 25 August 2015. Applicants only need to complete the specified investment of €250,000 in government bonds to obtain permanent residency in Malta with four generations of their family in one step.

In addition to investing in treasury bond projects, applicants must also meet the following conditions:

1.The main applicant must be at least 18 years old; Proof of annual income of more than 100,000 euros or fixed assets of more than 500,000 euros;

2.Invest in Malta state bonds of €250,000 and above for a period of 5 years;

3.Buying or renting a property for not less than 5 years;

4.Provide a police clearance certificate;

5.Purchase medical insurance with a minimum coverage of €30,000 in the EU;

6.Applicants must be non-EU citizens;

The legal spouse, minor children, unmarried and financially independent children, and the parents and grandparents of the main applicant who are financially dependent on the main applicant can all immigrate together and live permanently in hereditary form.

From the application conditions, it can be seen that Malta immigration does not have the requirements for the applicant's academic qualifications, language, capital**, management experience and business background, and the main applicant is at least 18 years old and is a non-EU citizen can apply, which can be said to be relatively simple.

The treasury bonds issued by the Bank of Malta** are of the upper middle class, with good investment quality and safe principal and interest. It should be noted that in order to maintain Maltese status, in addition to the national debt, the purchase or lease of the property must be held for at least 5 years.