Permanent European Residency
Permanent residence in Malta and access across the Schengen area — for you, your spouse, children, parents, and grandparents. A structured, government-administered route with no minimum stay requirement.
Direct Pathway to European Establishment
The Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) is the gateway for families and professionals seeking stable, long-term residence in Europe. Unlike temporary visas, the MPRP grants permanent residence status — a card renewed every five years as of right — allowing you to establish roots, conduct business, educate your family, and move through the Schengen area from a stable home base.
Through a structured combination of government contribution and property, the MPRP delivers immediate access to Malta's economy, healthcare, and education — with no minimum stay requirement. You keep complete flexibility over where you live while securing lasting European establishment for four generations of your family.
Who Qualifies
- Non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals (third-country nationals).
- Capital assets of €500,000 or more, of which €150,000 in financial assets — lawfully acquired and clearly documented.
- A clean record: police clearances from all countries of residence, no convictions, sanctions, or adverse judgments.
- Comprehensive health insurance covering Malta and the EU, and a €2,000 philanthropic donation to an approved Maltese cause.
All figures are indicative and confirmed against your circumstances at assessment. Applications are subject to official due diligence and approval is at the discretion of the administering agency; eligibility is assessed case by case.
Two Clear Routes to Approval
| Component | Purchase route | Rental route |
|---|---|---|
| Government contribution | €40,000 | €60,000 |
| Property requirement | €300,000–€350,000+ purchase (South Malta / elsewhere) | €10,000–€12,000+ annual lease |
| Philanthropic donation | €2,000 | €2,000 |
| Indicative total | €340,000+ (one-off, asset retained) | €70,000+ first year |
How the Application Proceeds
Timelines are indicative and depend on due diligence and official processing.
Confidential assessment
We evaluate your eligibility, family structure, financial profile, and objectives — a deep-dive conversation on your preferred route, property strategy, and timeline.
Strategic recommendation
A bespoke pathway recommendation: purchase versus rental strategy, property options, contribution structure, and a comprehensive timeline, coordinated with legal counsel and property specialists.
Application & governance
Meticulous preparation and submission — police clearances, financial statements, property due diligence, insurance. We manage all government liaison through approval, indicatively 4–6 months.
Strategic establishment
Residence cards issued, property handover or lease execution, banking, schooling, and relocation coordination. We remain your Malta partner long after approval.

Frequently Asked
How long does the MPRP application take?
Standard processing is indicatively 4–6 months from submission to approval, depending on application completeness and government workload. Well-prepared applications tend toward the faster end — our coordination typically adds two to three weeks of preparation before submission.
Can I include my family?
Yes. Your spouse and dependent children are included at no additional investment cost, and parents and grandparents can be added subject to financial capacity assessment. Every family member receives a permanent residence card.
Do I need to live in Malta to keep my status?
No. There is no minimum stay requirement. You maintain permanent residence while living wherever you choose, provided you keep your qualifying property in place.
What is the total investment required?
Indicatively: the purchase route from €340,000 (€40,000 contribution plus €300,000+ property, which remains your asset), or the rental route from about €70,000 in the first year (€60,000 contribution plus annual lease). Due diligence, legal, and administrative fees apply in addition.
Can I work in Malta as an MPRP resident?
Yes — subject to an appropriate work permit or establishing a business. Malta's employment framework is open to third-country nationals with valid residence status, and we coordinate the permit process where needed.
Is the residence truly permanent?
Yes. The card is renewed every five years indefinitely, provided programme compliance is maintained — qualifying property in place and a clean record. The status is permanent in character: stable, lifelong, and designed for families.
Begin Your MPRP Assessment
Every engagement begins with a confidential consultation: your circumstances, your vision for European residence, and a bespoke pathway for your family. Confidential, and without obligation.
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