Malta investment immigration is able to become rapidly popular in the immigration circle, beyond its own appeal, primarily due to its immigration policy. Most new immigration policies in other countries around the world today involve raising investment thresholds and imposing strict conditions. Meanwhile, Malta has not only removed restrictions but also relaxed requirements, with benefits extending to the entire family, making it a true breath of fresh air among new immigration policies.
Malta investment immigration naturalization requirements:
1. The applicant has been a resident of Malta for the 12 months immediately preceding the submission of the application;
2. The applicant has resided in Malta for no less than 4 years within the 6-year period immediately preceding the 12-month period mentioned above;
3. The applicant must meet certain requirements for English or Maltese language proficiency;
4. The applicant is of good character.
Malta investment immigration naturalization application process:
1. Prepare application materials for the E-Residence card and naturalization according to the documents required for Malta applications;
2. Arrive in Malta for a business visit and submit application materials for the E-Residence card and naturalization;
3. After submitting the materials, the Malta immigration authorities will conduct background verification and investigation on the applicant, which takes approximately 4 months;
4. Arrive in Malta for a business visit, complete the investment, and apply for a 1-year E-Residence card as well as submit the naturalization application;
5. After receiving the official approval in principle, complete the donation investment within 25 days, and complete the property purchase and government bond investment within 4 months;
6. Once the 1-year E-Residence card is obtained, arrive in Malta to take the oath and apply for a passport;
7. Wait to receive the certificate of citizenship and the original passport.
In general, the naturalization requirements for Malta investment immigration are not high, and for investors planning to naturalize, it is still worth considering, as China does not recognize dual citizenship. However, holding a Malta residency status not only allows for free movement in Europe but also provides significant advantages for traveling around the world.