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FAQ

1. Can foreigners buy property in Malta?

Yes. EU and non-EU citizens can purchase property in Malta. Non-residents may require an AIP (Acquisition of Immovable Property) permit, unless they’re buying in a Special Designated Area (SDA).

2. What are Special Designated Areas (SDAs)?

SDAs are premium developments where foreigners can buy property without restrictions. These often offer luxury amenities, 24/7 security, and are investment-friendly.

3. What is the typical process when buying property in Malta?

• Step 1: Promise of Sale (Konvenju)

• Step 2: Due diligence & notarial checks

• Step 3: Final deed and transfer of ownership

This process usually takes 2–3 months.

4. How much is stamp duty in Malta?

Standard stamp duty is 5% of the property price. First-time buyers may benefit from reduced rates under certain conditions.

5. Are there property taxes in Malta?

There’s no annual property tax. However, there is a capital gains tax or final withholding tax when selling, depending on how long you’ve owned the property.

6. Is buying property in Malta a good investment?

Yes. Malta has a stable property market, high rental demand, and a growing expat community. Areas like Sliema, St. Julian’s, Valletta, and Gozo are especially attractive.

7. Can I rent out my property to generate income?

Absolutely. Long lets and holiday rentals are both popular in Malta. A rental license may be required for short-term leasing.

8. What are common rental terms in Malta?

Most long lets are for 1 year, with a 1-month deposit. Properties are usually furnished and may include A/C, appliances, and WiFi.

9. Do I need a notary when buying property?

Yes, a licensed notary handles all legal checks, title verification, and contract registration. Their fees typically range from 1%–2% of the property value.

10. How do I start?

Get in touch with a trusted agent, browse verified listings, and ask questions. At Un Seren, we’re here to guide you from start to finish – with clarity, honesty, and local expertise.