9 / 6 / 2020

Malta Citizenship by Investment Programme rules changing

Oracle Capital Group would like to inform you about upcoming significant changes to the Malta citizenship for investment programme. At the time when the programme was introduced, it was planned that only 1,800 applicants would be able to apply. It has now been announced that this quota would be reached by September 30, 2020. In order to make an application within this quota, the initial application stage would have to be passed by July 31, 2020.
During this difficult time, there is an option to make an initial submission of documents remotely. However, the applicant would then have to visit Malta before September 30, 2020 to submit your biometrical data, receive residence card and immediately after to submit citizenship application.

Those who will fail to apply before September 30, 2020, would potentially be able to apply in the future, but the rules are expected to change significantly.

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