Malta is a very small island state in Europe, which is washed by the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The main advantages of living in Malta: are the year-round warmth on the island, the possibility of a beach holiday without leaving the country, and relatively low prices for services and products compared to, for example, Italy or Austria. Safety and health are also key, as Malta has a low crime rate and excellent medical treatment. It is easy to adapt here, but you need to be fluent in English.

The state has developed a special program Malta Permanent Residence Program (MPRP), which greatly facilitates the process of obtaining permanent residence or residence permits, as well as citizenship. Under the terms of this program, a mandatory purchase or rental of real estate is expected. It also has its advantages. When obtaining permanent residence status, it is not necessary to reside permanently in the country. There is also a visa-free opportunity to visit the countries of the Schengen area for a short-term stay. Having issued a card and a certificate of permanent residence on the island, you can live and work in the country, run your own business, and also become a tax resident. In addition, the applicant's relatives up to the fourth generation, children of any age, and spouses who are not even officially married have the right to participate in the Malta Permanent Residence Program. In addition, investors and their relatives can receive education and medical treatment in the Schengen countries for 90 days. It should be noted that the permanent residence card in Malta is received for life, but it is subject to exchange every 5 years. To do this, you must have medical insurance and proof of address of residence in the country.