Is this aimed at retirees, pensioners, financially independent people, passive-income holders or another profile?
It is only for beneficiaries of a local residence investment or tax programme, such as the Global Residence Programme, Malta Residence and Visa Programme, Malta Retirement Programme or Acquisition of Citizenship. The GRP targets individuals who are not EU, EEA or Swiss nationals and do not hold long-term resident status in Malta; the MRP targets people not in an employment relationship who receive a pension as their regular source of income.
See recorded sources
- https://identita.gov.mt/frequently-asked-questions/expatriates/non-eu-non-employment/economically-self-sufficient/
Identità accepts applications for Economic Self-Sufficiency only from individuals who are beneficiaries of a local residence investment or tax programme, such as the Global Residence Programme, Malta Residence and Visa Programme, Malta Retirement Programme, or the Acquisition of Citizenship.
- https://identita.gov.mt/frequently-asked-questions/expatriates/non-eu-non-employment/economically-self-sufficient/
The Global Residence Programme (GRP) is a residence and tax programme designed to attract individuals who are not nationals of the EU, EEA, or Switzerland, and who do not hold long-term resident status in Malta.
- https://identita.gov.mt/frequently-asked-questions/expatriates/non-eu-non-employment/economically-self-sufficient/
The Malta Retirement Programme (MRP) is a residence and tax programme designed to attract nationals of the EU, the EEA, Switzerland, and non-EU countries who are not in an employment relationship and who receive a pension as their regular source of income.
