What is Malta's investment immigration policy?

Malta's investment immigration policy is as follows:

The new policy of Malta's investment naturalization program, also known as naturalization of Maltese citizenship through direct investment in special services, is more precisely the provision of the Maltese Citizenship Law granting citizenship of special services, which allows outstanding non-EU, non-EEA and non-Swiss investors and their immediate family members to obtain Maltese citizenship in exchange for qualified investment economy in the country.

The citizenship scheme is regulated by the Maltese Citizenship Act, 2020 (LN437). According to the investment amount, the successful applicant will get a Maltese passport within 12 to 36 months.

Other tourism development in Malaysia:

Tourism is the mainstay of Malaysia's economy and the main source of foreign exchange, but it also faces structural problems such as price and quality. As some incentives introduced by the government in 2006 attracted some low-cost airlines to start operating in Malaysia, the tourism industry achieved great growth in 2007. However, due to the international financial and economic crisis, Malaysia's tourism industry has fallen sharply since the fourth quarter of 2008.

In 2009, the number of tourists to Malaysia decreased by 8.4%, and 20 10 rebounded. The number of tourists to Malaysia is about1330,000, up by 13% year-on-year. In 20 17, the number of tourists to Malaysia was about1980,000, including the European Union, Britain, Italy, Germany and France.

In 2020, under the background of COVID-19 epidemic, European countries introduced travel restrictions, and the number of tourists to Malaysia dropped sharply to about 660,000, down 76. 1% year-on-year. In the first half of 200210.4 million, the number of tourists to Malaysia decreased by 62.3% year-on-year. Britain, Italy, Germany, France, Poland and other countries went to Malaysia.