Frequently asked questions about immigration to Malta

What are the problems in immigrating to Malta? Today, I summed up some common questions about emigrating to Malta, hoping to help you who are preparing to emigrate to Malta. Look carefully.

First of all, Malta's national debt immigrants

Malta National Debt Immigration Project (MRVP) was launched on August 25th, 20 15. According to the law, applicants from non-EU countries can invest 250,000 euros in Malta, and at the same time meet the local conditions of buying or renting a house, that is, they can obtain permanent residency in Malta.

Maltese national debt immigration application conditions:

1. Applicants need to purchase more than 250,000 euros of compliant government bonds or bonds and hold them for more than 5 years;

2. The applicant needs to buy or lease a property that meets the requirements of the Maltese government and hold it for more than 5 years:

(1) Buying a house-the price in Malta exceeds 320,000 euros, and the price in Gozo Island/southern Malta exceeds 270,000 euros; or

(2) Renting a house-a property that exceeds 654.38+0.2 million euros/year in Malta and 654.38+0.0 million euros/year in Gozo Island/southern Malta;

3. Principal applicant 18 years old; Subsidiary applicants include: children of parents and grandparents who are financially independent and dependent on the main applicant;

4. Provide a statement that the annual income exceeds 654.38 million euros or the fixed assets exceed 500,000 euros;

5. Provide proof of no crime;

6. Pass due diligence;

7. Purchase medical insurance (health insurance with a global coverage of not less than 30,000 euros);

8. The applicant must be a non-EU citizen.

Second, 20 questions about the Malta Foundation

1. the basis of Malta's national profile 10 Q.

Malta is a harmonious country in southern Europe, located in the Mediterranean Sea, and an island country between the southern Italian island of Sicily and the African continent.

(1) What continent is Malta?

Europe

(2) What is the capital of Malta?

Valletta

(3) What are the main ethnic groups in Malta?

Maltese, Arabs, Italians, etc.

(4) What is the official language of Malta?

The official languages are Maltese and English, and Italian is widely used. 100% of the population can speak Maltese, 88% can speak English, 66% can speak Italian, 17% can speak French.

(5) What is the currency used in Malta?

Euro.

(6) What is the English name of Malta?

The Republic of Malta, commonly known as Malta, derives its name from Greek, which means "honey". The Greeks called the island "honey" or "sweet". Or because Malta produces a unique taste of honey, it is nicknamed "the land of honey".

(7) What is the time difference between Malta and China?

Beijing time is reduced by 7 hours (the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in September is daylight saving time, so the time difference at this time is 6 hours less than Beijing time).

(8) What are the famous scenic spots in Malta?

Valletta, Blue Cave, malta island, Red Beach, Victoria City, Komino Island, Gozo Island, Blue Window, Blue Reef Lake, Three Sisters City, Ancient Temple, Underground Mausoleum, Maltese Presidential Palace, Mostar Cathedral, Knight Palace, etc.

(9) What are the cultural characteristics of Malta?

Maltese culture is the product of the contact and integration of different cultures on the island of Malta for centuries, including the cultures of the adjacent Mediterranean region and the cultures of many countries that ruled and managed Malta for a long time before 1964 became independent.

(10) What is the per capita GDP of Malta?

About $22,578.

2. The Basis of Malta's National Environment 10 Problem

(1) What's the climate like in Malta?

Malta has a subtropical Mediterranean climate with an average temperature of 15℃ in winter and 25℃ in summer, which is suitable for Maltese immigrants from different countries to live in.

(2) How long does it take for Malta to travel to other European cities?

Malta to Frankfurt: 2.5 hours; Malta to Paris: 3 hours; Malta to Istanbul: 2.5 hours.

(3) What are the delicious foods in Malta?

Maltese families often cook spaghetti, and pizza is also an important part of their diet.

(4) What are the characteristics of Maltese cuisine?

Maltese cuisine is the result of centuries of interaction between islanders and Maltese immigrants in cooking habits. This combination makes Maltese cuisine blend with the dietary tastes of the Mediterranean region. Although many dishes are unique to the island, some popular dishes originated in Sicily, southern Italy and the Middle East.

(5) What is Malta's main economic source industry?

Tourism, processing and manufacturing, international trade.

(6) What are Malta's major foreign trade countries?

Malta has trade relations with more than 100 countries and regions. The EU is Malta's most important trading partner, accounting for 65-70% of Malta's foreign trade, with France and Italy ranking first and second respectively.

(7) How many years is compulsory education in Malta?

Free and compulsory education in primary and secondary schools.

(8) What is the proportion of Malta's education investment in GDP?

6.9% 。

(9) What is the ratio of Malta's investment in health care to GDP?

9. 1%。

(10) What social security benefits can Malta enjoy?

Maltese can enjoy high welfare social security, including free medical care, housing subsidies and pension system. Immigrants to Malta can also enjoy most social benefits.