Malta's
laidback, friendly, culture, British history and Mediterranean
location have given it a unique appeal to generations of British
holidaymakers.
Add
in a favourable tax regime, low crime rate and a size that means
nowhere is more than about 20 minutes drive away, and you can
see why it has also become very attractive to Britons looking
for a holiday or retirement home in the sun.
Malta joined the EU in 2004, resulting in the restrictions on
foreigners owning property being relaxed and easing the path
for would-be home buyers on Malta and neighbouring Gozo.
We've put together this guide to show you what's involved in
buying a property in Malta - from sealing the deal to arranging
a mortgage.
