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According to the Maltese legislature, people with dual citizenship, that is people who hold citizenship in Malta and another country—they  have a right to reject their Maltese citizenship. This, however, should be done in accordance with the procedure set by the law. The subject has to declare his/her refutation and wait for approval from the Minister to register that proclamation. The Minister has the power to decline the declaration under the circumstances that Malta is at war or when the move contradicts policy.

Britain’s exit from the EU overshadowed a cloud of uncertainty over the future of many businesses and companies in several European states. This monumental event disrupted many business operations. While and Maltese businesses weren't an exception, their future is better promising compared to other EU countries. As you scout for potential relocation sites, Malta undoubtedly occupies the top of the options list. 
 

Malta is an ideal country of residence for an array of reasons. These range from the stable political environment, the flourishing economy as well as the Mediterranean climate and culture. The government of Malta offers numerous convenient options for those who wish to obtain residency on the island.

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 citizen by investment program that has been in place since 2013. The program allows individuals who want to benefit from the privileges of being a Maltase citizen to acquire second citizenship in Malta under the grounds of investment.
 
 

Malta is becoming one of the most preferred destinations for investors and expatriates from around the world. This is owed to its stunning climate, attractive business opportunities among other reasons. Like any other country, the Maltese government has put in place a number of laws and regulations to control the immigration and the acquisition of citizenship in the country. The Maltese Citizenship Act was established for the purpose of individuals in need of citizenship in Malta.