According to relevant data, the total number of visitors to Malta in January reached 124,769, an increase of 20% compared to the same period last year. According to data released by the National Statistics Office of Malta, 106,114 visitors were on holiday on the island, while 14,889 visited for business purposes. The vast majority of visitors, 106,631, came from other EU member states, an increase of nearly 18% compared to last year.
As a tourist paradise, Malta has also attracted investors who see the investment potential of this country. The main industries in Malta include tourism, electronics, shipbuilding, and ship repair, with tourism being a significant source of foreign exchange. Malta has maintained a very stable political and economic situation, with economic growth consistently above 5%. In February of this year, the international credit rating agency Moody's maintained Malta's sovereign credit rating at A3, while upgrading its rating outlook from stable to positive. This is the first time Moody's has upgraded Malta's rating outlook since October 2013.
Malta has a small population, a leisurely pace of life, and a high quality of life. It is socially stable, economically developed, and has a credit rating of A. English is widely spoken, the British education system is followed, education costs are low, and the education level of the population is high. Malta is also a non-global taxation country, and its excellent healthcare services attract many investors.
One of the highlights of Malta's immigration program is "Four Generations of Family, Quick Path to Permanent Residency." Currently, investors can achieve immigration to Europe for four generations of their family with a financing model of €100,000, enjoying multiple benefits such as investment, education, and healthcare. Malta is one of the most suitable countries for investors to realize their dream of building a second home abroad. The financing option in Malta currently offers a discount of up to €450,000, with limited slots available. For more details, please consult the WorldWay Immigration hotline: 400-138-2929.
