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Buying a property in Malta has a number of different fees and taxes applied. There are different fees depending on whether you’re selling or buying a
property. This article talks about capital gains taxes, stamp duty, real estate fees, and whether you need to employ an architect. It’s your complete
guide to what you can expect to pay on the island.
This article reveals everything you need to know about the various documents you’ll need to buy a house and gain financing for a house in Malta. It
talks about the role of the passport and the permit you need to own property. There’s an additional section on whether you should employ a lawyer
whilst
signing the contract.
This article explores the complex buying process for non-nationals in Malta. It answers whether foreigners can own property in the country. It covers
the whole buying process and the restrictions on foreigners owning property in Malta. Readers will discover what they need to pay for and how long the
purchasing process will take.
You need a good real estate agent to help you through the buying process in Malta. We discuss what an estate agent can do for you. We also discuss
everything to do with the various charges you can expect to pay and why you shouldn’t make price your top priority in your bid to move to a new home in
Malta.
Anyone who buys a house in Malta worth at least € 350,000 will receive a passport as a gift. The Maltese Government wants to attract wealthy foreigners
and therefore offers citizenship when purchasing a luxury property. At the end of last year, more than 800 people had benefited from the scheme.