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What are the conditions and advantages of buying a house and investing in immigrants in Malta?
Malta's national debt investment immigration application conditions:
1. Principal applicant: at least 18 years old, with no criminal record;
2. Subsidiary applicants: spouses or long-term stable life partners, unmarried children under the age of 26, parents and grandparents of both parties;
3. Invest in the purchase of Maltese national bonds of 250,000 euros, with a term of 5 years, and repay the bonds with guarantee after the expiration (the interest on investing in national bonds is 2%-3%);
4. Purchase or lease the property for not less than 60 months;
5. In good health, the applicant must admit that he does not carry infectious diseases or bring obvious burden to Malta's medical system;
6. Applicants must purchase health insurance with a global insurance amount of not less than 50,000 euros.
In addition, there is another financing method, which pays 654.38 million euros in one lump sum to realize four generations of immigrants to the EU.
Malta's national debt immigration financing method now has preferential policies:
The lawyer's service fee is only 25,000 euros (originally 50,000 euros).
The financing only needs 85,000 euros (the original financing amount is 654.38 million euros).
A family of four generations who immigrated to Malta only needed a total of RMB 6.5438+0.3 million.
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