In recent years, Malta has become a highly sought-after destination for immigrants, attracting more and more investors and immigrants with its beautiful natural beauty, prime location and rich cultural heritage, but there are also many misconceptions about it.
1. In order to obtain immigration success as soon as possible, some immigration agents or lawyers may manipulate the application materials, such as forging documents and concealing facts. These actions may result in the applicant being at risk of being refused or having their right of residence revoked in the future.
2. Immigrating to Malta usually requires investors to buy a property of a certain value or make a certain amount of investment. However, due to market changes, exchange rate fluctuations and other factors, investment income and principal security may be at risk.
3. Malta also has an asset requirement of 500,000 euros for applicants, of which at least 150,000 euros are current assets.
4. Malta has a certain rejection rate, and the official will not clearly inform the reason for the refusal. It may be that the assets are not explained clearly, the income flow cannot match the asset certificate, and there is a bad record of dishonesty. In other words, more assets does not mean that it is easier to apply, but it can be more troublesome.
5. Permanent residence in Malta does not directly enjoy free medical care, pension and other benefits, and you also need to purchase medical insurance in Malta.
6. Although it is not like Greece to buy a house and immigrate, the identity is bound to property, but in order to maintain the permanent residence status in Malta, you must always have a proof of address.