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First Annual Report on the IIP Programme of the Government of Malta

Office of the Regulator (Malta) · Government · Oct 2014 · Malta

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First annual report of the IIP regulator (October 2014): review of LN 47 of 2014, IIP operations (staff, budget, agents), PESTEL assessment, applications to end-June 2014 by region (Figure 3), analysis of accredited-person licence applications, Appendix I (operational guidelines). Earlier passes recorded the statistics, Figure 3 and the economic estimates. This pass (extract-cbi-mlt-rest-2026-10-10) added the restated LN 47 rules (EUR 1.15m combined, EUR 650,000 contribution, EUR 25,000 spouse/child, EUR 350,000 / EUR 16,000 property, EUR 150,000 investment, 1,800 cap, 70% to the NDSF, 12 months residence), the agent licence applications approved ("around ninety") and sampled (seventeen), and the government aim of EUR 1,000 million. Out of scope: Identity Malta's EUR 250,000 budget allocation (agency-wide), 2012 employment of 174,000, dependant age definitions (no price). Method for restated rules: every page searched for euro amounts, percentages, caps and day/month/year periods, and each hit read in context.

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What it covers IIP launch, legal set-up, the EC agreement of 29 Jan 2014, and applications to end-June 2014 (173 main applications)

Notes Official annual report of the Office of the Regulator (ORiip, renamed OR-GCES in Nov 2020, ORGCEM later), laid under art. 25(8) Maltese Citizenship Act. orgcem.gov.mt sits behind a Cloudflare bot check: curl gets HTTP 403, so no copy is kept in raw/ (except 2014, saved through a browser). Text was read from the PDF text layer in a browser (pdf.js). Page numbers are PDF page indices, with the printed page number where one exists. Spacing artefacts from the text layer (e.g. '202 1') have been removed in quotes. Reports up to 2019 cover 1 July-30 June; the 2019-2020 report covers 18 months (1 Jul 2019-31 Dec 2020); from 2021 on, reports cover calendar years. Mostly narrative; few statistics.

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