The Republic of Malta has been a full member of the EU since 2004, and is strategically located to provide services to the international community. As an English-speaking country, Malta has built upon the commercial laws of England, and now the EU, to position itself as a premier family wealth, corporate and financial services jurisdiction.

With robust, competitive taxation rules, Malta has achieved continued and sustained economic growth — driven not only by its tax and fiscal policies, but also by a multilingual workforce, lower labour costs, a strategic Mediterranean location and a sound telecommunications infrastructure.

As a result, there has been an influx of interest from investors, high-net-worth individuals and corporations, all of whom desire a stable, reputable environment in which to structure their personal and corporate affairs, as well as to reside.

Malta is composed of three major islands and enjoys an attractive Mediterranean climate with hot dry summers and mild winters. With a very low crime rate, an excellent medical and communications infrastructure, and an enviable lifestyle for all ages, Malta is often cited as one of the best places to live or retire in the EU.