Which citizenship, status or regional agreement creates the person's right to move/reside?
The EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement and national legislation established by legal notice published by the Government of Malta: UK nationals residing in Malta on the basis of their Treaty rights as EU nationals on or before the last day of the transition period retained the right to continue to reside in Malta, move freely in and out of the country and other associated rights; their family members residing in Malta could also continue to do so, subject to the conditions of the Agreement and national legislation.
See recorded sources
- https://identita.gov.mt/expatriates-unit-main-page/british-nationals/withdrawal-agreement-and-citizens-rights/
Following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, UK nationals and their family members residing in Malta could continue to do so, provided that they satisfy the conditions provided for in the Withdrawal Agreement and national legislation established by legal notice published by the Government of Malta.
- https://identita.gov.mt/expatriates-unit-main-page/british-nationals/withdrawal-agreement-and-citizens-rights/
UK nationals, who were residing in Malta on the basis of their Treaty rights as EU nationals prior to, or, on the last day of the transition period, retained the right to continue to reside in Malta and move freely in and out of the country, as well as other associated rights, as specified in the Agreement.
