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Discovering Malta: Residency Opportunities Presented at Malta House, London ImmigrationNews

Discovering Malta: Residency Opportunities Presented at Malta House, London

Malta’s residency opportunities were recently showcased in London through a successful collaboration with Mamo TCV Advocates, the Malta Business Network and RE/MAX Crown. The event was held at Malta House, with Prof. Stephen Montefort, the Malta High Commissioner, in attendance. During the event, Dr Julian Fenech Adami delivered a presentation outlining the legal pathways to residency in Malta, followed by an engaging open discussion with attendees interested in relocating, investing, or establishing a presence on the island. The evening concluded with a panel discussion including Dr Joshua Chircop and other speakers, bringing together legal and real estate perspectives on the…
Mamo TCV Advocates
31st March 2026
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Malta’s Tax Treatment of Highly Skilled Individuals Immigration

Malta’s Tax Treatment of Highly Skilled Individuals

The Tax Treatment of Highly Skilled Individuals Rules, 2026 (L.N. 20 of 2026), (hereinafter referred to as the “Rules”) which came into force on 1st January 2026, introduce a consolidated tax framework aimed at attracting highly skilled professionals to Malta. The Rules replace and unify several legacy rules, including the Highly Qualified Persons Rules and the Qualifying Employment in Aviation (Personal Tax) Rules, into a single structure applicable across multiple regulated and strategic sectors. At their core, the Rules provide for a flat 15% rate of income tax on qualifying employment income, subject to eligibility, income thresholds, and compliance requirements.…
Julian Fenech Adami
12th February 2026