New Scheme for Highly Specialised Non-EU Individuals – Key Employee Initiative

New Scheme for Highly Specialised Non-EU Individuals – Key Employee Initiative

14. October 2016

Identity Malta has recently launched the Key Employee Initiative (“KEI”) targeted to non-EU individuals seeking employment in Malta. This scheme was purposely set up in order to facilitate the issuing of work/residence permits for prospective employees. In fact, such permit under this scheme will be issued within five working days from the date of submission of the application.

more at www.ecovis.com/malta…

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