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If you apply to immigrate to Malta, should you continue to hold government bonds after five years?
To apply for immigration to Malta, you don't need to hold national debt after 5 years. Malta's national debt immigration project has less investment and high cost performance.
(1) general national debt investment: 250,000 euros national debt+renting house (1 0,000 euros/year)/buying house (270,000-320,000 euros). After five years, national debt principal plus income (1.8%-.
(2) Through financing: the financing company only needs to pay the loan interest of 654.38 million euros, and the financing company will buy 250,000 euros of government bonds for customers to ensure that customers meet the investment requirements of government bonds.
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