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Applicants must show proof of a monthly income of at least EUR 3,500.
The Malta Digital Nomad Residence Permit lets remote workers live and work in Malta, enjoying its Mediterranean lifestyle.
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There are multiple ways to acquire this programme, with differing levels of investment and commitment.
Applicants must show proof of a monthly income of at least EUR 3,500.

A few essential requirements must be met to ensure eligibility for this programme.
You must demonstrate a monthly income of EUR 3,500 through employment contracts or freelance income, from a company registered outside Malta or clients based abroad.
Submit proof of accommodation, like a rental agreement or equivalent for your stay, plus a valid health insurance policy for the duration.
Submit a clean criminal record as part of your application process.

Live like a local and explore Malta’s rich history, stunning beaches, and vibrant culture while maintaining your remote career. The Malta Nomad Visa gives you the flexibility to work while enjoying everything this Mediterranean island has to offer.

Malta's tax treatment depends on your circumstances, so check yours with a licensed adviser. Beyond tax, this visa gives you visa-free access to 26 Schengen countries, making it easy to travel for work and leisure while staying connected to your clients.

The visa is designed for remote workers, freelancers, and entrepreneurs. You must either be employed by a foreign company or provide freelance services to clients outside Malta.
The visa is valid for up to 1 year, with the possibility of renewal based on the continuation of your work and meeting the income criteria.
Yes, family members can apply for residence permits alongside the primary applicant. You must provide proof of relationship (e.g., marriage certificate) and demonstrate that you can financially support them.
Tax treatment varies by individual circumstances. Many nomads benefit from favorable rules on foreign income, but confirm your position with a licensed tax adviser before relying on any exemption.

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