Immigration

Immigration

Practice Area Overview

Corporate immigration plays a key role for businesses looking to strengthen and expand their work force. With years of experience in immigration and employment law, we assist our clients throughout the whole process of employee re-location and offer advice on the most suitable residence/immigration solutions available.

We also regularly advise EU and third-country nationals on personal immigration matters including family re-unification, tax and investment-based residency plans, and citizenship acquisition.

Our wholly owned subsidiary, Mamo TCV Consultancy Limited, is licensed by the competent authorities to act as an authorised agent and authorised registered mandatory in relation to the residence programmes available in Malta, including the Malta Permanent Residence Programme, the Global Residence Programme, the Retirement Programme and the Residence Programme.

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Scope of Services
  • Single Permit (Work Permit) & Employment
  • Acquisition of Maltese Citizenship
  • Malta Permanent Residence Programme
  • Global Residence Programme
  • The Residence Programme
  • The Retirement Programme
  • Nomad Residence Permits
  • EU residency applications
  • Family member applications
  • Temporary residence applications
  • Study-based residency
  • Applications for visas
  • Immigration appeal matters

Key Contacts

Michael Psaila - Mamo TCV Advocates
Michael Psaila
Julian Fenech Adami - Mamo TCV Advocates
Julian Fenech Adami

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Immigration

Discovering Malta: Residency Opportunities Presented at Malta House, London

Malta’s residency opportunities were recently showcased in London through a successful collaboration with Mamo TCV Advocates, the Malta Business Network and RE/MAX Crown. The event was held at Malta House, with Prof. Stephen Montefort, the Malta High Commissioner, in attendance. During the event, Dr Julian Fenech Adami delivered a presentation outlining the legal pathways to residency in Malta, followed by an engaging open discussion with attendees interested in relocating, investing, or establishing a presence on the island. The evening concluded with a panel discussion including Dr Joshua Chircop and other speakers, bringing together legal and real estate perspectives on the…
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Immigration

Malta’s Tax Treatment of Highly Skilled Individuals

The Tax Treatment of Highly Skilled Individuals Rules, 2026 (L.N. 20 of 2026), (hereinafter referred to as the “Rules”) which came into force on 1st January 2026, introduce a consolidated tax framework aimed at attracting highly skilled professionals to Malta. The Rules replace and unify several legacy rules, including the Highly Qualified Persons Rules and the Qualifying Employment in Aviation (Personal Tax) Rules, into a single structure applicable across multiple regulated and strategic sectors. At their core, the Rules provide for a flat 15% rate of income tax on qualifying employment income, subject to eligibility, income thresholds, and compliance requirements.…
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Understanding Malta’s Updated Labour Migration Policy

What is the Malta Labour Migration Policy? Malta’s Labour Migration Policy regulates the employment of Third-Country Nationals (TCNs), ensuring that labour migration responds to genuine market needs while protecting workers’ rights and supporting social cohesion. Over the past decade, Malta’s strong economic growth, combined with an ageing population and low fertility rates, has significantly reduced the size of the local workforce. Foreign workers have therefore become essential to sustaining economic activity, filling skills gaps, and supporting emerging industries. While this reliance on foreign labour has supported growth, it has also created challenges, including pressure on infrastructure, high employee turnover, and…
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Immigration
Malta’s Labour Migration Framework Undergoes Major Reform