Although Cyprus and Malta are two small European countries, many people may not have heard of them, but they do have advanced technology, high-quality living environment and investment environment. Cyprus projects are affected by the domestic banking crisis and are not as popular with investors as before. Malta's 20 13 re-opened and continued the previous investors' enthusiasm for this project. So what are the advantages of these two projects? Cyprus is a full member of the European Union, with the euro as its currency and an English-speaking country. It is the safest country in Europe with the lowest crime rate. The education level is among the best in the EU countries. There are many English-taught universities, and the degree in Cyprus is recognized by China. The climate is mild, with 17 degrees Celsius in winter and 32 degrees Celsius in summer. The sea water is blue, pure and pollution-free. After the banking crisis, Cyprus's economy is now picking up and growing steadily. Moreover, the business environment is friendly, the cost of starting and operating a company is low, and the tax is also the lowest in the EU, only 10%. After obtaining permanent residency in Cyprus, it is easier to travel in European countries, and you can also apply for a Cyprus passport. Property is owned for life after purchase, unlike China, which has only 70 years, and the house price is much lower than that of China.

Malta is a four-in-one country of European Union, Schengen, Eurozone and Commonwealth. Customers who apply for passports are exempt from visas in 165. It can be said that it has more advantages than the previously closed Malta project. At present, the project has been formally implemented on 20 13. First of all, if you get a Maltese passport, you can freely enter and leave the EU's 28 countries, live and enjoy local benefits. And it can be exempted from big countries such as the United States, Canada and Australia. Malta's education follows the British education system, and its University of Malta ranks among the best in the world, and its medical system ranks fifth in the world. Malta has a beautiful environment, mild temperature and Mediterranean scenery, and its economy has been developing steadily, rarely affected by the financial crisis.

Naturalization in Malta only requires a donation of 650,000 euros, a national debt of 6,543.8+0.5 million euros, and a property of more than 350,000 euros. There is no minimum residence requirement. Maltese investors are encouraged to set up companies or factories in China, and foreign income tax is not levied, and double taxation avoidance agreements have been signed with 65 countries in the world. Malta's tax revenue is only 15%, making it a tax haven for investors. Investors can easily open a Maltese bank account with HSBC. Malta, as one of the developed countries in Europe, is also one of the countries with the highest education level in the European Union. All the people in this country use English, and their university degrees are recognized by China.

Most importantly, the projects in Cyprus and Malta have relatively low investment requirements and are very attractive to potential investors with insufficient funds. Generally speaking, these two countries are cost-effective, and investors can focus on these two countries when considering investment immigration.