Malta is a small country, how small is it? At just 316 square kilometers, Shanghai is much larger than Malta. Malta population, only more than 500,000, if you like to go out to travel by car, then Malta is too small, hiking around the island, ten days, walking and fun can walk along the coastline of the island of Malta. If you say by car, you can drive from south to north in an hour and a half.
Many people's first choice for immigration is Europe, so which country to immigrate to Europe is a question that needs to be carefully considered. With the announcement of the Maltese Immigration Department some time ago that expired passports can also apply for Maltese immigration, the number of immigration inquiries in Malta has risen again. Immigrate to Europe, Malta is a very suitable country, in Malta immigration applications, Chinese accounted for more than 80%, from this data, you can see the popularity of Maltese immigrants among Chinese immigrants.
Malta is not very famous compared to Ireland, Portugal, Greece and other countries, but it is undeniable that it has a high international status, is the only "four-in-one" country in the world (integrating the Commonwealth of Commonwealth, the European Union, the Schengen countries and the euro area identity in one), and has the advantages of extremely low taxes and low green card thresholds. As a result, many wealthy Chinese are in favor of Malta. Malta has many advantages, but it is not perfect, and of course no immigration country is perfect, and immigration to Malta also has many disadvantages.
There are many existing buildings in Malta, existing houses, many of which are very old, built two or three hundred years ago, still living in them, and still selling them on the market. The Maltese government has limited height for this building in various places, and there are very few high-rise buildings in Malta, only a few high-rise buildings in a few places.
Malta has a long history of medical services, with the first hospitals offering medical services dating back to 1372. Malta ranks 5th in the world health system ranking published by the World Health Organization. The United States ranked 37, Australia 32, Canada 30, and China 144. The doctor-patient ratio is very low, with an average of about 35 doctors, 71 nursing and midwifery staff, 5 dentists, 12 pharmacists and 48 beds per 10,000 people. The Maltese healthcare system is similar to that of the United Kingdom, with a free public healthcare system. Residents pay about 200 euros per year for medical insurance, and can enjoy most medical services free of charge in major public hospitals. Malta not only has such preferential medical policies, but also effectively avoids problems such as difficulty and high cost of medical treatment while ensuring the quality of medical treatment.
"Elite Education" in Malta
Malta is a member of the Commonwealth and adheres to a consistent British education system, and public schools are free. In terms of higher education, the University of Malta offers many majors, and tuition fees are quite cheaper than the average tuition fee in other EU countries. In addition to public schools, there are many private schools in Malta, all of which are very cheap. However, most applicants to Malta are required to enroll their children in private schools, which can be taught entirely in English. If you simply choose a public school, you may need a certain proportion of English and Maltese scores, and Maltese is still difficult for applicants to immigrate to Malta.
The overall employment rate is as high as 96.5%, and the graduate employment rate is the first in the EU
Malta's economic situation has been very positive throughout Europe. Malta's GDP growth has remained above 6% for many years, ranking among the top three in Europe, and in the third quarter of 2018, it achieved a growth rate of 9.5%, another breakthrough in growth. According to graduate employment data released by Eurostat, Malta's graduate employment rate is as high as 96.9%, occupying the first position in Europe, followed by Germany and Sweden with 93.3% and 90.9% respectively. In recent years, with the rapid development of Malta's economy, the country's labor force is insufficient, and although 40,000 migrant workers have filled the job market, the shortage of labor is still serious.
More holidays, low taxes, real "more money, less things, difficult to lose your job"
Malta not only has job opportunities difficult to unemploy, the government in order to strengthen the vocational skills of job seekers, there is also an employment department to provide free vocational skills training for citizens and residents, covering language, administration, accounting, mechanics, IT, nursing and other industries. The average salary in Malta is about 1,500 euros per month, catching up with the average of China's first-tier cities, and the minimum wage can reach about 750 euros, or 6,000 yuan. Employment in Malta, although the income is high, but the legal working hours are not long. It is reported that the legal working time in Malta is 42 hours per week, lower than the global average of 44.9 hours, and Malta has 13 public holidays a year, and employed people enjoy 25 days of paid leave per year.
Good law and order, life is guaranteed
Malta is an extremely safe country. According to Eurostat, Malta has only 0.3 violent crimes per 1,000 inhabitants. Of all EU countries, Malta's low crime rate figures are only comparable to Cyprus. In terms of nonviolent crime, pickpocketing has increased in recent years, but nowhere near the EU average. This is not a big problem for foreigners who are immigrating or visiting Malta. However, compared with those who did not pay attention to their previous lives and liked to keep everything there casually, there may be some discomfort.
Malta way
There are mainly government donations and real estate investments.
Government donation method (choose one of the two)
a. Leasing method: donation amount of 58,000 euros.
b. How to buy a house: 28,000 euros in donation.
Real estate investment method (choose one of the two, must be held for 5 years)
Rental model: Rent starts at €12,000 for the main island of Malta and €10,000/year for Gozo/South Malta.
Buy a home: over €350,000 on Malta's main island and over $300,000 on Gozo/South Malta.