On May 20, 2022, local time, the Identity Malta Agency issued the latest official notice: Considering the COVID-19 situation in China, applicants may submit applications with expired passports and provide valid passports before the issuance of the residence document! This means that even if the passport has already expired, you can still apply for Maltese immigration now, which is a tremendous relief for those who wish to immigrate to Malta but have expired passports.
Due to the “non-essential travel restrictions” brought about by epidemic prevention and control, many people's passports have already expired and cannot be renewed in a timely manner, resulting in significant limitations when applying for visas, immigration, and the like. This policy from Malta is very considerate. In fact, this is not the first time the Identity Malta Agency has issued a similar notice. Previously, the agency also announced that in light of the epidemic situation, applicants could temporarily forgo the sworn certification form at the time of submission and could delay the submission of relevant documents for dual authentication. The simplification of the documentation process greatly reduces preparation time.
As the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta has long served as a strategic hub connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa as well as a transit country for trade. It is a member of the European Union, the Schengen Area, the Eurozone, and the Commonwealth. In recent years, Malta's permanent residence status has been highly favored by investors.
Malta is one of the better-performing economies in the Eurozone, known as the “Financial Center of Europe.” Over the past few years, Malta's economic trajectory has been consistently on an upward trend. According to a recent report released by the international credit rating agency Fitch, Malta's economic growth momentum is strong. The latest economic forecast from the European Commission indicates that Malta is expected to achieve the highest economic growth in the EU in 2022, with an average economic growth rate projected to be twice that of the EU. Moreover, Malta's housing prices have increased by 78.45% over the last ten years, ranking among the top in Europe.
With a stable macroeconomic environment, excellent investment conditions, a rich talent pool, a common language environment, a robust business background, and high-quality living standards, Malta has become a preferred destination not only for global investors but also for identity planners. It can be said that Malta has a promising future, and its optimistic prospects for sustainable economic development attract investors from around the world. This is precisely why Malta's permanent residence status is favored by investors.
Currently, applicants only need to invest starting from €60,000 to immigrate to Malta for four generations of their family, achieving permanent residence in Malta in one step! This program has no requirements regarding language, education, business background, or source of funds, making the application conditions more straightforward, the process easier, and the investment amount lower!
Immigrating to Malta not only provides access to the benefits of a “fourfold” country but also meets the educational needs of children, offering a green channel for children to enter prestigious universities worldwide and allowing them to participate in the Overseas Chinese student examination with lower scores to gain admission to domestic colleges. Additionally, it ensures quality healthcare, pensions, and other comprehensive benefits in Europe, making it a win-win situation! Investors interested in immigrating to Malta should act promptly; early applications lead to early benefits!
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