Malta Retirement Programme (MRP)
Malta Retirement Programme: 15% flat tax on all foreign income remitted. English-speaking EU member. Mediterranean climate. Non-EU nationals use Global Residence Programme instead.
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Key Details
Stay Requirements
Confirmed: MRP requires residing in Malta at least 90 days/yr and not >183 days in any other jurisdiction. Master report 183 was a generic default.
high confidenceHighlights
- 15% flat tax on foreign income
- English-speaking EU member
- Mediterranean climate
- Pathway to permanent residency
- Attractive for retirees
The catch
- High capital bar. You need to commit at least $275k to qualify.
- Real presence required. Expect roughly 90 days a year in-country to keep the status.
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What could change
Economic shifts or changes in EU regulations may impact the programme.
Tax Notes
Participants are taxed at a flat rate of 15% on foreign income remitted to Malta.
Sources
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