Malta's permanent residence policy

Recently, the Maltese Parliament announced the 20 18 financial plan, which contains many investment immigrant benefits, involving education, transportation, taxation, housing and other fields. Below Xiaowan will sort out some new policies that are beneficial to immigrants.

★ Education

1, MatSec and Sec certification courses will have their examination fees halved next year, and all examination fees will be exempted in the following year;

2. Students of Grade 4 and Grade 5 in all schools will use tablet computers to study for free during the course;

3. Postgraduates who have obtained a master's degree through full-time courses are exempt from personal income tax for one year;

All primary and middle school students take the school bus for free. Starting from next semester, primary and secondary school students who take the school bus for free are not limited to public schools, but will be extended to churches and private schools;

Last year, it was budgeted to give 18-year-old youth free rides all year round. This year's budget will relax the age of young people who take buses for free to 16-20 years old.

★ Traffic

1. The government will allocate 200 million euros every year to ease traffic.

2. In order to ease the traffic, the government will increase the number of passenger ferries between Dagang and Masanchet, Valletta and Slima, and Old Town;

3. The rebate for buying bicycles and motorcycles will increase; (electric) hybrid cars will be exempt from registration tax and road photos will be free for five years.

★ Taxation and finance

1 and 20 18, the government will not increase any tax rate and new tax items, including tobacco and alcohol, which is the first time in history;

2. Refund tax, improve retirement benefits and raise the tax threshold for small and medium-sized enterprises;

3. Taxpayers with an annual salary of less than 60,000 euros will receive a partial tax refund from next year;

4. All employees will receive a one-time tax refund ranging from 40 euros to 68 euros, including employees who have not paid personal income tax;

5. The employee's salary will be increased by 1.75 euros per week, and the student allowance will also be increased in proportion; The minimum wage will increase by 3 euros per week;

6. For all retirees, the weekly pension will be increased by 2 euros;

7. The tax exemption threshold for retirees will be raised from 13000 euros to 13200 euros;

8. The government will issue government stocks worth 654.38+0 million euros to people over 62 years old.

★ Rent a house and buy a house

1. The government will standardize the rental market and encourage landlords to push more houses to the rental market;

2. The government will relax the control, but it has the right to supervise the rental deposit;

3. The government will extend the incentive policy to allow more landlords to rent their houses to the government for public rental housing; Landlords who have signed a contract with the government for more than 10 years will enjoy a subsidy of up to 25,000 euros for the renovation of old houses;

4. The government promised to increase the construction of affordable housing, and 700 sets are currently under construction;

5. The government reserves the preferential policy of giving 5000 euros to young couples who buy houses for the first time; Families who sell their first home and buy a second home will receive a subsidy of 3,000 euros.