International Status of Malta

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Malta has the geographical advantage of being situated in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, at a crossroads between Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. This island offers a fully developed open market economy, and has a hardworking and multilingual population (88% of Maltese people speak English). It also offers a low rate of corporate tax.

Malta is one of a few ‘lucky’ countries where the weather is temperate all year round. In Malta, average summer temperatures range from +28 to +38 ° C. The summer begins in May and conventionally ends in October, but even the “winter” weather is very comfortable and the air temperature rarely drops below +12 ° C.


Factors contributing to and enhancing the international status of this jurisdiction malta mobile database include:

Malta is a member of the EU and therefore has access to European Union Directives.
Malta is a full Schengen Member state and has access to all the benefits that this brings.
It is a Sovereign Independent State, enjoying political, economic and social stability.
Malta has friendly relations with the majority of countries across the world through its policy of non-alignment.
Companies operating in Malta are subject to a corporate tax rate of 35%. However, non-resident shareholders enjoy low effective rates, as Malta’s full imputation system of taxation allows generous unilateral relief and tax refunds.