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Malta MPRP Guide

Documents required for the MPRP

Every document and form the application needs — identity, civil status, financial, police, health, dependants, property — with a personalised interactive checklist you can save, print and download.

Written by Malta MPRP Guide Editorial TeamReviewed by Compliance ReviewerPublished 30 September 2026Updated 30 September 2026Last verified: 30 September 2026

Rules that apply to every document

  • Forms and documents must be in English, with authenticated translations where needed (regulation 12(3)). Translations done abroad must be apostilled or legalised; translations done in Malta must be by a registered translator.
  • Unless an original is expressly required, a certified copy is acceptable. The certifier must give their full name, capacity, address, telephone and email (regulation 13(2)).
  • Certificates such as birth and marriage certificates are needed at the initial application stage, apostilled or legalised as the case may be.
  • Affidavits are sworn in person before a person empowered to administer oaths; oaths by video call are not accepted.
  • The Agency's Agent Handbook contains the definitive list; your licensed agent works from it.

Personalised checklist

Use the checklist below to generate the list for your family and circumstances. It is built from our document database, each item referenced to the regulations or the Agency's FAQ. Tick items as you gather them; your progress is saved in your browser only.

Interactive document checklist

Select your circumstances to generate a personalised list. Tick items as you gather them — progress is saved in your browser only.

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Frequently asked questions

Which documents are required?

Application forms (MPRP1, 2, 3, 4/4a, 10), a power of attorney, certified passports, birth and marriage certificates, all divorce certificates, police conduct certificates for everyone over 14, evidence of assets and source of funds and wealth, three months of bank statements, evidence of employment or business ownership, medical reports, and affidavits of dependency for adult dependants. After approval in principle: the property deed or lease, health insurance policy, donation receipt and payment confirmations. Use the interactive checklist for a personalised list.

Last verified: 30 September 2026 SL-217-26 RMA-MPRP-FAQ-2-6-1

Sources & Verification

Verified 30 September 2026 against the sources below
  • Malta Permanent Residence Programme Regulations (S.L. 217.26), consolidated

    Government of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation under the Immigration Act (Cap. 217)

    Legislation

    Subsidiary Legislation 217.26 — Malta Permanent Residence Programme Regulations, L.N. 121 of 2021 as amended by L.N. 57 and 310 of 2024 and L.N. 146 of 2025

    Published
    29 Mar 2021
    Effective
    22 Jul 2025
    Last checked
    30 Sept 2026
    Status
    Active
    Reference: SL-217-26Official requirement
  • Residency Malta Agency — MPRP Frequently Asked Questions (V2.6.1)

    Residency Malta Agency (Government of Malta)

    Government Publication

    Frequently Asked Questions — Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP), version 2.6.1

    Published
    01 Jul 2024
    Effective
    —
    Last checked
    30 Sept 2026
    Status
    Active
    Reference: RMA-MPRP-FAQ-2-6-1Official requirement
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Written by

Malta MPRP Guide Editorial Team

Research & editorial

The editorial team researches the Malta Permanent Residence Programme directly from the consolidated regulations (S.L. 217.26), the Legal Notices that amend them and the Residency Malta Agency's published material. Ever…

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Reviewed by

Compliance Reviewer

Fact-check & source review

Responsible for reviewing published pages against the current text of S.L. 217.26 and the Agency's official pages, recording the verification date and flagging any page that needs an update after a legislative change. R…