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24 June 2015

Get Your Malta e-Residence Card When Relocating To Malta

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CSB Group

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Established in 1987, CSB Group offers diverse yet specialised business solutions and commercial services to a vast portfolio of corporate and private clients seeking to setup a business or relocate to Malta. With an 100+ team of qualified professionals we strive to be a partner of choice to our clients, providing them with tailor-made solutions, uniquely aimed at helping them succeed.
Relocation, particularly when moving to another country, is synonymous with much planning, movement, logistics and arrangements.
Malta Immigration

Relocation, particularly when moving to another country, is synonymous with much planning, movement, logistics and arrangements. In the midst of all this activity, it is good to know that there are processes specifically set up to smoothen your move.

The first thing on your to-do list when planning your move to Malta should be getting the Maltese e-Residence card. It will simplify your transition to taking up residence in Malta by giving you the status of 'temporary resident' and the advantages that this status brings along.

Any non-Maltese citizens intending to establish their residence in Malta should apply for their e-Residence card within 90 days of their arrival in Malta.

This will entitle them to benefits such as the ability to travel within the Schengen area, and thus most of Europe, without the need of a Visa, as well as access to several electronic services offered by the government and the facility to open a bank account in Malta as a temporary Maltese citizen.

With most of your major requirements taken care of, you can look forward to start enjoying the good life in the sun.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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