Malta is considered one of the top investment destinations in the world. There are so many reasons why a lot of investors and expatriates are finding interest in Malta, most of the credit goes to the pro-foreign investment policies set up by the Maltese government. However, that’s not all!
In a bid to promote foreign investment, Malta offers a wide range of incentives to investors starting a business in Malta. This explains why there is a large influx of foreign companies opening their branches in Malta. Furthermore, the fact that Malta has business-friendly corporate laws—and is an active member of the European Union, makes it a perfect and strategic investment destination. It's also the ideal gateway to the EU for non-EU investors.
The Maltese government greatly supports shipping businesses in Malta. This can be evidenced by the convenient legislations set in place. The registration and operation of a shipping company in Malta is quite simple and more efficient compared to other EU countries.
There are a plethora of benefits that come with having Maltese citizenship. This explains why it is not very easy to get citizenship in Malta. According to the Maltese legislation Amendment Act of 2013, there are three major categories by which one can obtain Maltese citizenship.
Malta has a well-evolved financial sector which has contributed to its robust economy over the years. This modernized financial technology business sector, is a product of the country’s proficient labor force and cutting edge IT systems. There has been a tremendous growth of the financial business since its birth in 2010 evidenced by a remarkable growth of 67% in only six years! The first quarter of 2016, marked a staggering 5.3 billion dollars’ worth of the Maltese financial technology businesses.
The Maltese government does not impose any restrictions in regards to the incorporation of offshore companies in the state. Maltese offshore companies are registered companies which operate in Malta but are run by foreign stakeholders. Setting up an offshore company in Malta comes with special benefits, such as lower tax rates as compared to that charged in their native states.
