RightStep guides eligible applicants through the Malta Permanent Residence Programme with clarity, discretion and dedicated legal support.
The Malta Permanent Residence Programme is a residence-by-investment pathway for individuals and families seeking a stable, reputable base in Malta. It combines a qualifying property arrangement with a government contribution and offers permanent residence status for the main applicant and eligible family members.
The main applicant should be able to demonstrate:
The programme can include eligible dependants:
Exact eligibility of each dependant is confirmed during consultation.
Applicants choose between purchasing or renting a qualifying property in Malta, held for the required minimum period. Minimum values differ by region.
Acquire a qualifying residential property above the minimum threshold applicable to its region and retain it for the required period.
Rent a qualifying residential property above the minimum annual threshold applicable to its region for the required period.
Current financial thresholds, contributions and rules are set by the Maltese authorities and are shared in detail during your private consultation.
Understand your goals and confirm suitability.
We guide the collection and certification of documents.
Background and eligibility checks are completed.
Receive the initial approval and proceed with contributions.
Finalise qualifying property and required payments.
Permanent residence status is issued to you and your family.
Our MPRP guidance is supported through our relationship with a Maltese lawyer. The associated certificate and wording are displayed using only the exact wording authorised by the lawyer.
RightStep Education & Visa Consultant is an independent consultancy. It is not a Maltese government authority, and does not represent itself as one.
Non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals who can demonstrate a stable income and qualifying capital assets, and who pass due diligence. Exact criteria are confirmed in consultation.
Yes — a spouse/partner, dependent children and, in many cases, dependent parents or grandparents may be included, subject to eligibility.
No. You may either purchase or rent a qualifying property in Malta, held for the required minimum period.
No. RightStep is an independent education & visa consultancy. We provide guidance and work with a Maltese lawyer; we are not a Maltese government authority.
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