Starting your Malta residency journey doesn’t have to feel uncertain. If you need help understanding the MPRP process, qualifying investments, or document requirements — we’re here to offer practical guidance rooted in policy, not promises.
Yes. Once approved, you and your included family members are granted lifelong permanent residence — no renewals required, as long as you keep meeting the programme’s obligations (like maintaining a qualifying property).
No. The MPRP has no physical stay requirement, but you’ll need to lease or purchase property and show a genuine connection to Malta — such as regular visits, ties, or intent to maintain presence.
You must make a government contribution, a donation to a Maltese NGO, and either buy or rent property. The total cost starts at €100,000+ depending on your route and family size.
Yes — as long as they are financially dependent on you. This includes:
Your residency is conditional on keeping the qualifying property for at least 5 years. If you sell or cancel the lease during that period, your residence status may be revoked.
No. The MPRP provides permanent residency only. If you’re seeking citizenship, Malta offers a separate program under the Citizenship for Exceptional Services route, which has different requirements and higher investment thresholds.