MPRP Series: Understanding the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP)
A step-by-step guide by Sciberras Advocates – Licensed Agent RES-SCIB – Article 3
Once the temporary permit stage is complete, applicants proceed to the full MPRP submission, the key stage that leads to the issuance of the Certificate of Residence.
At Sciberras Advocates (Licence RES-SCIB), we prepare, review, and submit complete application packs, ensuring that every document complies with the Residency Malta Agency’s requirements.
The Main Steps
Power of Attorney – The main applicant authorises Sciberras Advocates to act on their behalf.
Application Submission – A full application pack is submitted and acknowledged by the Agency.
Due Diligence Checks – The Agency conducts a stringent four-tier due diligence process, verifying identity, financial background, and global reputation.
Letter of Approval in Principle – Once approved, the applicant receives a formal letter confirming eligibility.
Investments and Contributions – The applicant proceeds to settle the required investment, donation, and contribution payments.
Biometric Data and Residency Card – Applicants attend a biometrics appointment in Malta; cards are issued for five years.
Annual Compliance – For the first five years, beneficiaries must renew proof of property and health insurance annually.
Compiling a Full Application
Attention to detail is essential. Each document must be typewritten, certified, and submitted in the prescribed order. Supporting documents include:
- Certificats de police
- Certificats de naissance et de mariage
- Proof of source of funds and wealth
- Medical reports
- Insurance policies
Our Role
Our team acts as your representative throughout, liaising with the Residency Malta Agency, ensuring full compliance, and guiding you through any requests for clarification. Contact our law firm Sciberras Advocates to learn more about your eligibility under the Malta Permanent Residence Programme.
Cet article est à titre informatif seulement et ne doit pas être interprété comme un avis juridique.
Article rédigé par Mme Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), rédactrice invitée, est une spécialiste du marketing et de la gestion d'entreprise avec un accent particulier sur les questions d'entreprise, comptables et juridiques.
Sciberras Advocates, fondé par Dr Adrian Sciberras, est un cabinet d'avocats basé à Malte. Le cabinet s'enorgueillit d'être multidisciplinaire, innovant et flexible afin de répondre aux évolutions et aux défis du paysage juridique local et international. Quelle que soit la complexité des demandes privées ou d'entreprise, Sciberras Advocates propose des solutions juridiques pratiques et rentables pour atteindre les résultats souhaités. Vous pouvez contacter Sciberras Advocates par téléphone au +35627795222ou par courriel sur [email protected].
