Malta: Government Policy & Public Finance

Mr Liao Wang is a successful Chinese businessman who lives in Beijing with his wife. At 55, family remains central to his life. Their two children study in Europe, one in Amsterdam and the other in Madrid, and the couple visits them every six to eight weeks. Since both children have finished school and have continued their studies abroad, the Wangs are considering a move of residence.

Malta's citizenship by merit framework recognises philanthropic contributions as a pathway to naturalisation, provided they demonstrate measurable national impact and align with the country's long-term priorities. Following the European Court of Justice ruling in European Commission v Malta, the framework emphasises genuine contribution, sustained residence, and integration rather than transactional investment.

Malta holds a respected position in international wealth planning, offering a legal framework that combines robust asset protection, strategic flexibility, and EU-aligned regulatory oversight.

Relocating to a new country is a life-changing decision that cannot be taken lightly. Immigration status, residence permit, job availability, healthcare and education are just a few of the many elements individuals and their families need to assess before taking such an important step in their lives.

Our Malta office had the pleasure to interview Capt. Charles Pace, the Director of the Civil Aviation Directorate.

Tax revenues sustain all of the investments we, as a Government, commit to for the benefit of our country and its citizens, be it infrastructural or otherwise.