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DLT LICENSE IN GIBRALTAR
We are delighted to be able to announce an extension of our services to support Crypto-Businesses within the field of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). Gibraltar has exhibited strong leadership in the field of DLT by ensuring a thoroughly regulated environment to encourage innovation whilst providing security and confidence for potential firms and clients alike.
In July 2016, the Gibraltar Stock Exchange approved a Bitcoin Exchange Traded Instrument (ETI) to be listed on GSX (Bitcoin.com, 2017). Regulations published 12 October 2017 titled “Financial Services (Distributed Ledger Technology Providers) Regulations 2017” came into effect on the 1st of January 2018.
We provide firms wishing to gain a foothold in this exciting field with assistance, introduction and consultancy services through the entire DLT Licensing procedure required by the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (GFSC). Following on, we provide our regular business services of company incorporation, annual filings and bank introductions. We can even assist in the acquisition of a local office on request, therefore providing a total initiation into operating from Gibraltar.
We ask Clients to carefully consider incorporating a Gibraltar company of this nature. The licensing process can be a long and expensive process, and at no point can we guarantee the license will be granted. Although we will do what we can to help you throughout the application, we urge clients to understand the requirements, costs, and risk involved before starting the process, in order to avoid unnecessary disappointment.
That being said, we welcome your business, and are happy to answer any questions you may have.
Main features of a citizenship:
EU citizenship with right to live, work, and study in any EU country
Visa-free travel to 168 countries and territories, including Hong Kong, Mexico, and Thailand
Family members can be included in the citizenship application
Lifetime citizenship, which can be passed onto future generations by descent
Dual citizenship is allowed
No municipal, inheritance, net worth, or wealth taxes. Double taxation treaties with almost 60 countries
High standard of living
Maltese passport ranked 9th in the world according to the Visa Restrictions Index
Note: The application processing time is 6 months to 2 years.
Main Requirements
In order to be qualified for Maltese citizenship, the applicant must meet the following requirements:
Hold no criminal record
Be a resident of Malta for at least one year
Make a non-refundable contribution to the National Development and Social Fund to the amount of €650,000 (plus €25,000 for spouse and €25,000 for every child)
Purchase a property with a minimum value of €350,000 or rent of a property for at least €16,000 annually. Both purchased and rented property must be held for five (5) years
Make an investment into bonds or shares for at least €150,000, which should be kept for five (5) years
Hold a global health insurance policy with a cover amount of €50,000 for each family member
Note: Knowledge of the Maltese language is not required to obtain citizenship in Malta.
My Second Passport is a comprehensive resource designed to provide individuals with accurate, up-to-date, and easy-to-understand information on all areas of immigration, second passports, second citizenship, and permanent residency abroad.
Our expert consultants will guide you through every step of the entire visa and immigration procedure, from making a detailed assessment of your profile to advising you on various matters pertaining to your application, such as jurisdictional rights and obligations.
Our services
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Consultancy on second citizenship requirements
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Expert guidance throughout the application procedure
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Collection and review of documents to confirm your application is accurate, complete, and ready for submission
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Preparation and submission of your application to the relevant authorities
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Monitoring the status of your application
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Representing the client’s interests during the application review