Residence permit procedures

Kenzayouss

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Kenzayouss

10 April 2017 08:28:08

Kenzayouss

10 April 2017 08:28:08

Mellie?a, Il-Mellie?a

Hi everyone ,
I'm from Tunisia, my husband has maltese citizenship , ID card, maltese passport....
We moved with our 2children 1 month ago, with a 1 year visa.
Kids will start school after the holidays.
For the residence permit, we must present a" proof of financial means".
Does it mean a certain amount of money? Or something else??
Thanks for any answer 😊

Toon

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Toon

10 April 2017 09:35:41

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Toon

10 April 2017 09:35:41

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It means that you must have enough cash to support yourself and your resident family without state help/support

that could be cash in savings or a regular paid job or other income streams

SimCityAT

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SimCityAT

10 April 2017 09:57:36

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SimCityAT

10 April 2017 09:57:36

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@Toon,

Do you know the minimum amount as different countries have different amounts?

Kenzayouss

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Member since 13 October 2016

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Kenzayouss

10 April 2017 10:00:08

Kenzayouss

10 April 2017 10:00:08

Mellie?a, Il-Mellie?a

So how to know about the minimum amount???

Toon

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Toon

10 April 2017 10:13:05

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Toon

10 April 2017 10:13:05

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Paphos

not sure how upto date this article is but it does give you an idea of requirements

http://www.expat-quotes.com/guides/malt … ionals.htm

if this doesnt satisfy or maybe is not so clear - I would suggest getting in touch with the competent authority in Malta

https://identitymalta.com/citizenships-expatriates/