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Malta MPRP Fees

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#1

My wife and I are going to apply for the Malta MPRP, but it's very difficult to find agency fee estimates. Anybody have experience or know what we should expect?


I found an article from 2025 mentioning estimated agency/legal fees of €5-10k, but the first two quotes I have received back are €25k and up to 50k. That just seems outrageous to handle paperwork submissions and due diligence.

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I highly recommend Dr. Russell Attard Baldacchino.  His fees were reasonable and the service was outstanding.

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#3

@Jack Jensen

Hi Jack, if you’re still comparing MPRP agents, I know a Malta-based licensed agent whose fees are generally lower than the €25k–€50k quotes you mentioned. I’d be happy to share the contact details if you’re interested.

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@AngelinaPR

Your profile indicates your expat journey as a Maltese citizen resident in Malta. 


Do you have personal experience using an agent for MPRP (Malta Permanent Residence Programme)?


@Jack Jensen - please ensure you chose a licenced agent as listed on the Residency Malta site https://residencymalta.gov.mt/list-of-a … encymalta/

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@Evreham

I recommend a licensed agent whom I know personally and who is listed on the official Residency Malta website. This is not an advertisement - otherwise, I would simply post his contact details here.

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