Hi, I'm 71 and retired. I've lived as an expat in Asia and Europe over the years and I'm thinking of taking advantage of Malta's retirement visa. The tax implications seem to be more advantageous than the UK (I'm a dual citizen, US/UK). I'd love to start up a conversation with others who have managed this.
Byron
Hello Byroncann,
Welcome on board !
Please note that I have created a new thread on the Malta forum so that members can share their feedback with you.
All the best
Bhavna
@Bhavna
Thank you!
Hi, I'm 71 and retired. I've lived as an expat in Asia and Europe over the years and I'm thinking of taking advantage of Malta's retirement visa. The tax implications seem to be more advantageous than the UK (I'm a dual citizen, US/UK). I'd love to start up a conversation with others who have managed this.
Byron
-@byroncan
Have you visited Malta? If not its advisable to have a holiday here first.
Yes and I will again before I make any decisions. Thank you.
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