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From Passports to Progress: Latitude Leading Malta’s Citizenship by Merit Era

29 April, 2025

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Malta’s CBI Program at a Crossroads: ECJ Ruling Sets New Path for Investment Migration

In a major decision, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that Malta’s Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program, in its current form, is incompatible with European Union law. While the Court reaffirmed the general sovereignty of member states over nationality, it emphasized that granting citizenship purely through predetermined financial transactions, without a sufficient “genuine […]

24 January, 2025

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The Sovereignty Question: Malta’s CBI Programme at a Crossroads

Opinion Piece by Ryan Darmanin, COO & Managing Director, Latitude Malta As the European Court of Justice (ECJ) prepares to issue its much-anticipated verdict on Malta’s Citizenship-by-Investment (CBI) programme, the debate surrounding investment migration has been reignited. The stakes are immense, and the implications of the ruling will reverberate across Europe and beyond. At the […]

20 November, 2024

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Malta Permanent Residence Program Price Increase

The Malta Permanent Residence Program (MPRP) is undergoing significant updates effective January 1, 2025, introducing increased financial thresholds and revised eligibility criteria. Here are the key changes summarized: Changes Effective January 1, 2025: For applicants securing permanent residence under the MPRP with a lease or property purchase, the capital outlay will increase by a minimum […]

04 October, 2024

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Advocate General’s Landmark Opinion Signals Turning Point for Malta’s Citizenship by Investment

Today, Advocate General Anthony Michael Collins issued a landmark opinion on Malta’s Citizenship by Investment following the June 17, 2024 case between the European Commission and Malta in front of the European Court of Justice. AG Collins advises the Court to dismiss the European Commission’s case and orders the Commission to pay its costs and […]