When you have the residency, I understand that can travel within Europe easily. However, does the residency allow you to travel outside of Europe with no visa or you would have to apply for visa to visit countries like the US, Canada, and some middle eastern countries
Seems like the figure €110,000 is inaccurate. 5 years into minimum €10,000 = €50,000. Plus the €100,000 donation. So at a minimum its €150,000. I say "at a minimum" because the above is too silly a mistake to make which suggests your firm is deliberately understating the cost which in turn gives rise to the question of are there other costs and fees and surcharges you have not mentioned. While I'm on the subject, being upfront about how much your firm would charge for its services in the same video would allow a potential client to make an informed choice and reflect favourably on your credibility.
The MPRP takes 6 - 8 months and, upon completion, gives applicants PR. Citizenship would require a lot of time spent in Malta and persistence! It's possible to apply after around 6 years, but generally speaking, it takes over a decade of living in Malta to naturalise. If you are interested in Malta citizenship, consider the MEIN program. Contact us if you want to discuss your circumstances with our team!
Liana, thanks for your informative yet concise video. I have a question, through rental agreement I suppose one gets temporary residnecy for the course of the 5yrs period. Does that temporary residnecy too allow visa free access to rest of schengen or it’s only post 5yrs of leasing when one becomes permanent residence that he’ll get access to the region. I’ll appreciate if you respond to my query. Regards.
Hello, Thank you for your question. The program grants permanent residency from day 1 of acceptance (not temporary residence) This means you have visa-free access to the Schengen as soon as your residency permit is granted. The 5-year term is related to how long you have to maintain the minimum lease of € 10,000 per year. Feel free to contact us if you have more questions: www.latitudeworld.com/contact/
That's a very interesting question. I will forward it to our creative team to prepare a video answer for you. In the meantime, feel free to check out our website where you will find a lot of interesting information: www.latitudeworld.com/
Hi, thanks for your question! Yes, after 5 years, even though applicants have permanent residence (for life), at the point where they need to renew the residence card, they need to show a residential lease (no minimum budget). Please contact us with any further questions!
Yes, though it would require a lot of time spent in Malta and persistence! It's possible to apply after around 6 years, but generally speaking, it takes over a decade of living in Malta to be able to naturalise. If you are interested in Malta citizenship, you could also consider the MEIN program. Get in touch if you would like to discuss your circumstances with our team!
Thanks for your question! There isn't any restriction on the type of account; however, please remember that you must demonstrate a minimum net worth of half a million euros, of which €150,000 must be held in liquid assets. Please contact us directly for more assistance with your case!
My friend's family had applied through a famous law firm in Malta - it has been 14 months after submission of the completed application with all supporting documents. No response till date - no information either ! Is the Maltese Govt serious about this PR - if so why does it not give a chance to even enquire about the status except through the agent who knows little ! They are beginning to think there is some fraud going on...
Hello, thanks for your question. I understand your concerns, but wish to reassure you that the government takes the MPRP very seriously and aims to process applications efficiently. There can be delays due to various reasons, including the current high application volumes, and delays caused by the (third-party) background checks. Please rest assured that the MPRP is a legitimate programme and we encourage patience during this time. If you have any further concerns or questions, feel free to contact us directly for assistance.
Thank you for your insightful comment! You're absolutely right, Malta embraces both English and Maltese, showcasing a rich cultural tapestry. The intention was to highlight the linguistic accessibility for English speakers, but certainly not at the expense of the beautiful Maltese language and culture!
Great video. Thanks!
Glad you like it.
When you have the residency, I understand that can travel within Europe easily. However, does the residency allow you to travel outside of Europe with no visa or you would have to apply for visa to visit countries like the US, Canada, and some middle eastern countries
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Seems like the figure €110,000 is inaccurate. 5 years into minimum €10,000 = €50,000. Plus the €100,000 donation. So at a minimum its €150,000. I say "at a minimum" because the above is too silly a mistake to make which suggests your firm is deliberately understating the cost which in turn gives rise to the question of are there other costs and fees and surcharges you have not mentioned. While I'm on the subject, being upfront about how much your firm would charge for its services in the same video would allow a potential client to make an informed choice and reflect favourably on your credibility.
How long does it take to get a Malta PR?
How long does it take to get Malta citizenship after PR?
The MPRP takes 6 - 8 months and, upon completion, gives applicants PR. Citizenship would require a lot of time spent in Malta and persistence! It's possible to apply after around 6 years, but generally speaking, it takes over a decade of living in Malta to naturalise. If you are interested in Malta citizenship, consider the MEIN program. Contact us if you want to discuss your circumstances with our team!
Liana, thanks for your informative yet concise video. I have a question, through rental agreement I suppose one gets temporary residnecy for the course of the 5yrs period. Does that temporary residnecy too allow visa free access to rest of schengen or it’s only post 5yrs of leasing when one becomes permanent residence that he’ll get access to the region. I’ll appreciate if you respond to my query. Regards.
Hello, Thank you for your question. The program grants permanent residency from day 1 of acceptance (not temporary residence) This means you have visa-free access to the Schengen as soon as your residency permit is granted. The 5-year term is related to how long you have to maintain the minimum lease of € 10,000 per year. Feel free to contact us if you have more questions: www.latitudeworld.com/contact/
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How one can get Malta citizenship post residency permit ?
That's a very interesting question. I will forward it to our creative team to prepare a video answer for you. In the meantime, feel free to check out our website where you will find a lot of interesting information: www.latitudeworld.com/
If you go the lease route, after 5 years we should still have an address in Malta. so we have to rent a place still I reckon?
Hi, thanks for your question! Yes, after 5 years, even though applicants have permanent residence (for life), at the point where they need to renew the residence card, they need to show a residential lease (no minimum budget). Please contact us with any further questions!
@@LatitudeWorldis possible to get 5 years resdangncy card if he get married with European women
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Is there a path to citizenship after complete years in residency
Yes, though it would require a lot of time spent in Malta and persistence! It's possible to apply after around 6 years, but generally speaking, it takes over a decade of living in Malta to be able to naturalise. If you are interested in Malta citizenship, you could also consider the MEIN program. Get in touch if you would like to discuss your circumstances with our team!
can a non EU citizens apply for the Maltese permanent residency by donation too?
Hello, thanks for your question! Yes, absolutely. In fact the MPRP is exclusively for non-EU applicants.
I want to ask if the can accept a bank statement from a microfinance bank?
Thanks for your question! There isn't any restriction on the type of account; however, please remember that you must demonstrate a minimum net worth of half a million euros, of which €150,000 must be held in liquid assets. Please contact us directly for more assistance with your case!
@@LatitudeWorld is fixed deposit liquid assets or it must be in current account?
@@Captain_Tiger Yes, a fixed deposit balance would also be acceptable! :-) Contact us for any support or assistance.
My friend's family had applied through a famous law firm in Malta - it has been 14 months after submission of the completed application with all supporting documents. No response till date - no information either ! Is the Maltese Govt serious about this PR - if so why does it not give a chance to even enquire about the status except through the agent who knows little ! They are beginning to think there is some fraud going on...
Hello, thanks for your question.
I understand your concerns, but wish to reassure you that the government takes the MPRP very seriously and aims to process applications efficiently. There can be delays due to various reasons, including the current high application volumes, and delays caused by the (third-party) background checks.
Please rest assured that the MPRP is a legitimate programme and we encourage patience during this time. If you have any further concerns or questions, feel free to contact us directly for assistance.
@@LatitudeWorld Thank you very much for your reassurance.
So it’s come to the same figure you must show the half milion euros in the bank account if someone have less that’s not going to work
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Ha ha ha.... cheap price of 300,000 euros. What a joke!
Not a joke to people that have money. You need to up your game.
@@MrAmhara Fools and their money are quickly parted. You can get residency in Spain for free.
Malta is bilingual. Maltese and English. I’m tired of Anglophiles being chauvinistic about their culture and language.
Thank you for your insightful comment! You're absolutely right, Malta embraces both English and Maltese, showcasing a rich cultural tapestry. The intention was to highlight the linguistic accessibility for English speakers, but certainly not at the expense of the beautiful Maltese language and culture!