Good news! The latest official notice from the Malta Identity Agency: In light of the current situation, applicants may temporarily submit without the sworn certification form 1, and the following documents may be exempt from dual certification (notarization is still required).
Criminal Record Certificate
Birth Certificate
Marriage Certificate
Divorce Certificate
Former Name
The sworn certification form 1 from the consulate and the above documents must be completed after receiving the supplementary material notice.
Malta, as the heart of the Mediterranean, has always served as a strategic hub and trade transit country connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa. It is also a member of the European Union, Schengen Area, Eurozone, and the Commonwealth. In recent years, Malta's permanent residency has been favored by investors.
Malta is one of the better-performing economies in the Eurozone, known as the "European Financial Center." Over the past few years, Malta's economy has been on a continuous growth trajectory. According to a recent report from the international credit rating agency Fitch, Malta's economic growth momentum is strong. The latest economic forecast from the European Commission predicts that Malta will achieve the highest economic growth in the EU in 2022, with an expected average growth rate in 2022 that is twice that of the EU. At the same time, Malta's housing prices have increased by 78.45% over the past decade, ranking among the top in Europe. Malta is one of the countries with a significant government budget surplus, a low national debt burden, and a favorable balance of payments, maintaining economic stability even under the impact of the pandemic.
With a stable macroeconomic environment, an excellent investment climate, a rich talent pool, a common language environment, a robust business background, and a high quality of life, Malta has become not only a preferred choice for global investors but also a favored destination for those planning residency. It can be said that Malta has a promising future, and its optimistic sustainable economic development attracts investors from around the world. This is why Malta's permanent residency is highly sought after by investors.
Currently, applicants only need to invest from €60,000 to immigrate to Malta for four generations, obtaining permanent residency in Malta in one step! This program has no requirements for language, education, business background, or source of funds, making the application conditions simpler, the process easier, and the investment amount lower!
Immigrating to Malta not only allows one to enjoy the benefits of a "four-in-one country" but also meets the educational needs of children, providing a green channel for children to enter world-renowned schools, and they can also choose to participate in the Overseas Chinese Student Joint Examination, gaining admission to domestic universities with lower scores. At the same time, it satisfies various benefits such as high-quality medical care and elderly care in Europe, making it a win-win situation! Investors interested in immigrating to Malta should seize the new policy's benefits and apply early to reap the rewards!
The WorldWay Group, one of the top 500 Asian brands, has focused on investment immigration for over 20 years. As an active promoter of European investment immigration projects, it has maintained good interaction with the Maltese government for many years, making it an excellent choice for your immigration to Malta. For more details, please call the WorldWay Group service hotline: Mainland China: 400-138-2929 Hong Kong: (852) 2802 8798.
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