Argentina is introducing a new Citizenship-By-Investment pathway. Its launch is anticipated in late 2026 or in the first quarter of 2027, and the details remain preliminary.
Komunita Malta Competent Professionals. Residency Malta Agency RES-IMMV
Komunita Malta Competent Professionals. Residency Malta Agency RES-IMMV
Argentina is introducing a new Citizenship-By-Investment pathway. Its launch is anticipated in late 2026 or in the first quarter of 2027, and the details remain preliminary.
New applicants to Malta’s GRP and MRP face a higher minimum tax, new property thresholds and a five-year renewable status from 1st January 2027. Earlier applications are protected until 31 December 2031.
Dr. Aidan Cutajar, Head of Legal & Case Processing at immVest International Ltd., has been honoured with the title Immigration by Investment Expert of the Year in Malta, recognising his leadership and expertise in the global investment migration sector. A warranted advocate, Dr. Cutajar specialises in Residency and Citizenship by Investment (RCBI) and Citizenship by Merit, guiding international clients through Malta’s leading migration programmes.…
Dr Aidan Cutajar, Head of Legal and Case Processing at immVest International, has prepared a summary to assist clients and stakeholders in understanding the key updates introduced to the Malta Permanent Residence Programme through Legal Notice 146 of 2025. In his commentary, he highlights the Residency Malta Agency’s commitment to enhancing the Programme’s accessibility and long-term value, commending its proactive…
On 16 July 2025 the Maltese Government published Bill No. 140 of 2025, setting out far‑reaching amendments to the Citizenship Act. This Bill proposes the formal repeal of the Naturalisation for Exceptional Services by Direct Investment (ESDI) programme and refines Malta’s long‑standing discretionary route for exceptional services into a stronger, merit‑based framework. Much has been said about this reform following…
The Government of Malta refers to today’s decision by the Court of Justice of the European Union in case C-181/23, concerning the proceedings initiated by the European Commission against Malta in relation to the legislative framework on citizenship-by-investment. As always, the Government of Malta respects the decisions of the courts, while at this moment the legal implications of this judgment…
On Sunday, 12 January, H.E. Ambassador of Malta to China, Mr. John Busuttil, together with the Consul General of Malta in Shanghai, Ms. Lisa Azzopardi, attended a Client Appreciation Day hosted by HonHoo and ImmVest International CEO, Mr. Roderick Cutajar. The event focused on strengthening opportunities for increased investment and engagement by Chinese nationals in Malta.
A constructive discussion was held with Ms. Jane, a respected and reputable Chinese professional residing in Malta, focusing on key areas of education, sports, and tourism. The exchange highlighted shared perspectives and ongoing interest in strengthening collaboration within these sectors.