What are the advantages and disadvantages of Maltese immigration?

Maltese immigrants, welfare: one person applies and the whole family is approved for four generations. The investment is small and the risk is small, which is very helpful for children's education. The tax is the lowest, and some assets do not need to be turned over. Disadvantages: general efficiency and insufficient infrastructure.

Malta is the only country in Europe that can enjoy four generations of immigrants. Immigrants can live together for four generations without leaving home. The Maltese immigration government has set very simple investment conditions and very few quotas. Malta implements the British education system, and most of the school teachers graduated from famous universities such as Oxford and Cambridge. The education system is among the best in Europe, and it is known as a high-quality EU learning area. Malta's corporate profits tax is the lowest in Europe, and citizens do not have to pay corresponding taxes on capital gains obtained overseas.

Maltese usually have a laid-back attitude towards work and life, which leads to the low efficiency of the staff if you need to go to work for documents or property maintenance, which is also the consistent working attitude of Europeans and Americans. There is not much public transportation in Malta, so it is inconvenient to travel. Many locals travel on foot or by private car.

The geographical environment of Malta

Located in southern Europe, adjacent to Italy, 90km south of Sicily, 284km east of Tunisia and 333km north of Libya, Malta is an important transit point between Europe and Africa. In military strategy, Malta, as a naval base, has become a battleground for military strategists and is known as the "heart of the Mediterranean". Malta is also a world-famous tourist destination, known as "the back garden of Europe".

Covering an area of 3 16 square kilometers, it is mainly composed of five islands, of which malta island is the largest with an area of 245.73 square kilometers. The second largest island is Gozo Island, with an area of 67.08 square kilometers. Malta island is high in the west and low in the east, with rolling hills and small basins in the middle. Malta has a subtropical Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and hot and dry summers.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Malta