The only European country that offers CBI program is Malta. The Citizenship by Investment Program in Malta was launched in 2020.
You can apply for citizenship by investment in Malta if you are over the age of 18 and have a clean criminal record and good health. Thus, you will get many advantages that Malta offers and benefit from being within the European Union and the most important of these features:
- Traveling to more than 186 countries, including America, Britain and Canada.
- The passport of Malta is ranked 9 among the passports of the countries of the world.
- The right to study, live and work in any of the 28 EU countries.
- Malta is a peaceful and politically stable country.
- The possibility of establishing a company in any country in the world.
- Allowing the concept of dual citizenship in which you can retain the citizenship of your country of origin.
You can get all the information about obtaining citizenship by investment from Malta via the following link:
https://ntlinternational.com/citizenship/malta/
Peter Thiel’s Argentina Move: What Every UHNWI Investor Can Learn About Plan B Strategy
Peter Thiel’s reported relocation to Buenos Aires and his decades-long assembly of backup jurisdictions offer a real-world case study in what NTL calls Plan B investment migration: a structured, multi-jurisdictional approach to protecting capital, mobility, and personal security against political and fiscal risk.
Türkiye 20-Year Tax Exemption 2026: Foreign Residents Reset
NTL PRESS ARTICLE | ENSlug: /press/turkiye-20-year-tax-exemption-foreign-residents-2026/Style Guide: v2.8 §6.12 (hero) §6.9 (form) §6.11 (About NTL)Status: Legislation passed TBMM 21 May 2026, awaiting Resmi Gazete publicationHero image: REPLACE before publish,...
US Birthright Citizenship 2026: What Changes to Expect
The US Supreme Court is preparing to rule in Trump v. Barbara (Docket 25-365) on whether Executive Order 14160 can end automatic birthright citizenship for children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants and temporary visa holders. A ruling is expected before the term ends in summer 2026. This regulatory analysis sets out the current rules under the 14th Amendment and 8 U.S.C. § 1401(a), what the executive order proposes to change, three realistic outcome scenarios, and what EB-5 and E-2 investors should expect ahead of the decision. NTL International reviews Caribbean Citizenship by Investment and European Residency by Investment alternatives that provide structural insulation from US policy volatility.




