What about Maltese immigrants?

Question 1: What about Maltese government bond immigrants? Is it worth it? Many applicants applying for Maltese national debt immigration are mainly from China, not from families. This project is really not suitable for applicants who immigrate to live. In fact, it is to obtain an overseas identity.

If you want to live, work and live permanently, don't think about Europe. Go to Australia, America, Canada. These traditional immigrant countries can provide a large number of job opportunities, which can be evaluated by immigration companies, such as hyimmi/mianfei pingug/ Hongyu Immigration Evaluation System.

Question 2: Why does everyone want to immigrate to Malta? 1. The official language of European countries is English.

Traditionally, Malta is a European country and its official language is English. A good English environment makes communication between people easy. In addition, all official documents of Malta are written in English, and business and business dealings are also conducted in English. Malta is the ideal choice for those who have infinite yearning for English-speaking countries.

Second, there is no requirement for investors, and identity is actually valid for life.

There are no language, education, business background and other requirements for investors. And you can get your identity by direct investment without exams, which is convenient and fast. Malta's national debt immigration law clearly States that MRVP (Maltese national debt immigration) status is valid for life. After five years, all national debt properties can be sold, without affecting their identity, and only one address is reserved.

Three, one application, four generations of immigrants (1+ 1=4)

Maltese national debt immigration is a system of main application plus supplementary application, that is to say, not only the income of investors, but also the whole family can obtain Maltese status, including the main applicant, spouse, financially dependent children under 27 years old, and parents and grandparents who are financially dependent on the main applicant and spouse. There are at most 7 families with children up to 26 years old, that is, as long as they are unmarried and financially dependent before their 27th birthday.

Fourth, less investment, high cost performance and low project risk.

Applicants need to buy 250,000 euros of national debt and hold it for 5 years; At the same time, the applicant needs to buy or lease the property that meets the requirements of * * * and hold it for 5 years: after 5 years, it is not necessary to continue to hold the national debt, and the property can be sold. Malta's national debt immigrants first approve, then invest, and invest in A-level national debt, with high rating and very stable risk.

Fifth, the application time is fast and there is no immigration supervisor.

The whole application time is very short, from signing the legal engagement agreement to finally getting the residence card, the fastest is only 3 months. After the immigration application is submitted, you only need to enter the country once and take your fingerprints. There is no minimum residence requirement after obtaining a residence card. The lawyer can renew the residence card on behalf of the applicant, and the applicant does not have to enter the country in person.

From the policy point of view, Maltese immigration is very simple, fast and cost-effective, which can be said to be a very good choice for applicants who love English-speaking countries. So what are the specific advantages after immigrating to Malta?

First, the advantages of education

Maltese passport holders can enjoy EU- standard Commonwealth education and receive higher education from EU countries, so that their children can easily enjoy world-class education and lay a solid foundation for future glory. Children can enjoy public primary and secondary education in Malta free of charge if they work and pay taxes after obtaining a work permit. The school is a boarding school, and all children above 1 1 can live without parents.

Second, the medical level is high.

Malta's medical system ranks fifth in the world, and * * * has invested heavily in medical care, and invested a lot of money to introduce cutting-edge medical equipment; Applicants can enjoy the best medical facilities and health care services in EU countries, as well as preferential conditions only provided to citizens of EU countries, giving the applicants and their families the greatest health protection. MRVP customers only need to buy insurance covering 30,000 euros in the EU, which is about 200~300 euros/year for children and 500 euros/year for adults, with low cost; If customers live in Malta, they can buy local insurance of several hundred euros a year, which can solve the problem of medical expenses.

Third, non-global tax countries.

Malta has signed an Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement with 75 countries and regions around the world (including China) to ensure that taxpayers will not pay taxes and fees twice in different countries. After the corporate tax rebate, it is as low as 5%, comparable to an offshore paradise, and the tax system is very loose.

Fourth, the advantages of economic development.

* * * In the past few years, strong support for the financial industry has enabled Maltese financial institutions to successfully attract international banks from 25 countries, such as Deutsche Bank and HSBC. Malta's national credit rating is A, which means that the country's economy is stable and its safety factor is high. The tertiary industry has developed rapidly, with tourism accounting for 15% of GDP, and the film manufacturing industry has developed rapidly. English teaching and training have developed rapidly. In 20 15, the number of foreigners learning English reached 77,000, accounting for 1 1.7% of the total number of tourists.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) "Silicon Valley in the Mediterranean"

Malta's achievements in the fields of software and games have attracted the attention of large software companies. The world's leading Microsoft company has signed a contract with Malta to provide experimental space and guidance programs for start-ups and individuals. Malta began to build a smart city Malta, injecting new blood into Malta's IT industry. Malta will soon become the "Silicon Valley" of Europe.

Sixth, the quality of life.

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Question 3: Is Malta so small that it is really suitable for immigrants? No, it's a holiday at most. . . . .

Question 4: Is it completely reliable that Maltese immigrants mainly rely on Caribbean island countries like Malta for tax avoidance? We have dealt with a lot, all of which are aimed at local tyrants with more than 9 digits. As long as you get a passport, you don't need to actually live.

Question 5: What is Malta's immigration policy? I'm afraid you will be disappointed. Marrying people there is the only way to be naturalized.

As for your permanent residence, it is not accurate. Your application for permanent residence is conditional, has a fixed number of years, and has nothing to do with eternity.

If it is really promoted to raising words, it will be kept.

Citizenship, too far away, your immigration rights are actually pitiful.

Naturalization is difficult, as it is all over Europe.

First, ask your agent if this type of immigrant can work there and get a work visa. If he tells you that he can, then you can judge his professional level.

Similarly, even those who have studied abroad in the past have great difficulties in working there.

However, if you hold a work visa for five years, pay taxes on time, have insurance, and meet the application conditions for an EU passport, then you still have the opportunity to try to apply for an EU passport.

Question 6: There are three risks in comprehensively analyzing whether Maltese immigrants are unreliable: 1. The so-called "green card residence visa" obtained at one time needs to be renewed in SAFE every year, and it takes 15 or five years to become Maltese nationality. 2. The immigration policy of any country is relatively loose at the beginning, and then the policy will inevitably be tightened after problems arise. 3. Immigration agents basically just say yes and cover up the problem.

Question 7: Is the immigration value of Malta's national debt worth it? Malta has been a member of the European Union since May 2004 and joined the Schengen area in 2007. Following the Maltese Citizenship and Passport Investment Immigration Act promulgated by Malta in early 20 14, Malta's permanent residence and visa plan was promulgated on August 25th, 20 15. Applicants only need to complete the investment of 250,000 euros of national debt formulated by Malta, and they can obtain the permanent residency in Malta with four generations living together in one step.

Less investment: 250,000 euros, and the whole family obtained European identity;

Risk-free: there is a clear legal guarantee, and the investment in national bonds is directly managed by the state, which is stable and risk-free;

Zero requirements: no business background, language and education requirements;

Fast application: obtain permanent residence status in Europe within three months after submission;

Four generations of immigrants: one person applies, and the whole family immigrates for four generations at the same time;

No immigration supervisor: just log in when applying;

European tourism: the only four-in-one country in the world, namely, EU member countries, Schengen countries, euro countries and Commonwealth countries;

Location: Malta is located in an important strategic position in the Mediterranean, with many natural ports;

Education: move to Malta and enjoy the global English training base, first-class international education and superior business environment;

Taxation: the corporate profits tax is the lowest in Europe, and Malta is not a global tax country;

Success rate: 100%

Question 8: What are the advantages of Maltese immigrants? Hello, going abroad will answer your questions.

1. Develop the economy and actively join the EU. Malta has become a full member of the European Union, and other member States will invest heavily in Malta. The ruling party is developing Malta's economy in this direction.

2. Encourage foreign investors to invest locally and provide various preferential treatments.

(1) If more than 95% of the products are exported, the enterprise income tax may be exempted for ten years;

(2) Imported machinery, equipment and raw materials can be exempted from import duties and value-added tax;

(3)3% low-interest loan (the repayment amount in ten years does not exceed 900,000 pounds);

(4) Export to EU member countries can be exempted from import tariffs and quota restrictions, and export to the United States can also enjoy preferential General Preferential Tariff (GSP).

3.*** Fertility is encouraged, Maltese enjoy good social welfare and implement free education, medical care and retirement insurance system.

4. Malta has simple local customs, good public security and no racial discrimination and political problems.

5. Malta's living standard reaches the level of western Europe, but the price level is relatively low, the medical equipment is advanced and the fees are low.

6. Education in Malta is universal, offering free secondary and university courses, all of which are taught in English.

Question 9: Is it better to immigrate to Malta or Slovakia to Malta? Many guests have been looking for us to deal with Maltese immigrants, but there are far fewer guests looking for us to deal with Slovakia. Although Slovakia's immigration costs are lower, Malta's advantages are more obvious in terms of economic development level and national security and stability. After all, Malta is the only four-in-one country in the world, that is, EU member countries, Schengen countries, Euro countries and Commonwealth countries. Moreover, there is no immigration supervision, the immigration fee is not expensive, and it is a non-global tax country, so it is more suitable for business people to immigrate to Malta.

Question 10: What kind of country is Malta? Introduce it in detail (consider immigration) and don't copy it from Baidu. Malta is an EU country and a Schengen country. Malta's passport can be exempted from 160 countries, and it can also be permanently resident in other Schengen countries (such as France, Germany, Switzerland, etc.). ).