🇲🇹 Residency Malta Agency & Malta Tax and Customs Administration (MTCA)

Malta Nomad Residence Permit & Flat Tax Calculator

Calculate your eligibility under the statutory gross income threshold (€3,500/month or €42,000/year) and compute income tax liabilities under the 10% flat digital nomad tax framework.

⚡ Digital Nomad Profile Presets

Remote Income & Household Criteria

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Statutory threshold: €3,500/month (€42,000/year).

✅ Income Criteria Satisfied
€5,400.00
Monthly Tax: €450.00 / month (10% Flat Rate)

Statutory Threshold & Tax Breakdown

Annual Remote Gross Income€54,000.00
Required Income Ceiling (Incl. Dependents)€42,000.00 / yr
Surplus Above Legal Minimum+€12,000.00
Net Retained Annual Cash Flow€48,600.00
Total Maltese Tax Payable (Annual)€5,400.00

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum gross income requirement for the Malta Nomad Residence Permit? ▼
Applicants must demonstrate a continuous gross monthly income of at least €3,500 (or €42,000 annually) derived from employment, freelance contracts, or remote consulting outside Malta.
How does the 10% flat tax regime for nomad permit holders work? ▼
Under statutory residency rules, digital nomads residing in Malta can elect to pay a 10% flat rate of tax on their authorized remote employment income, exempt from standard progressive Maltese personal tax brackets.
Are nomad permit holders subject to Maltese Social Security contributions? ▼
Holders of the Nomad Residence Permit who remain covered by social insurance in their home country or bilateral treaty arrangements are generally exempt from Maltese Class 1 or Class 2 social security contributions.
What additional income is required for dependent family members? ▼
The main applicant must demonstrate an additional 20% of the minimum threshold for a spouse and an additional 10% for each dependent child.
What accommodation requirements must be satisfied in Malta? ▼
Nomad permit holders must lease or purchase compliant residential property in Malta with a registered lease contract certified by the Housing Authority.