Compare 2 visas
Denmark Start-Up Visa: DKK 3,060 (≈ $457.98) fee, 24 months. Malta Retirement Programme: €2,500 (≈ $2,796.51) fee.
Key differences
- Denmark Start-Up costs $457.98 to apply, $2,338.53 less than Malta Retirement.
- Denmark Start-Up takes about 3 months to process, ~12 wks sooner than Malta Retirement.
Your situation
Your situationCheck which of these visas you qualify for
Side by side
Best in row| Field | Denmark Denmark Start-Up Visa | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | ||
| Minimum income | Not available | Not available |
| Application fee | Best: Lowest fee. DKK 3,060 (≈ $457.98) | €2,500 (≈ $2,796.51) |
| Timing | ||
| Initial duration | 2 years | Not available |
| Processing time | Best: Fastest processing. about 4 months | about 8 months |
| Years to PR | Not available | No PR path |
| Days per year | Not available | 90 days |
| Family | ||
| Dependents allowed | Yes | Yes |
| Renewable | Yes | Yes |
| Rating | ||
| Our score | 2.3/5 | Best: Highest score. 2.8/5 |
| Actions | View details | View details |
Denmark
Denmark Start-UpMalta
Malta RetirementCost
Minimum income
Not available
Not available
Application fee
Best: Lowest fee. DKK 3,060 (≈ $457.98)
€2,500 (≈ $2,796.51)
Timing
Initial duration
2 years
Not available
Processing time
Best: Fastest processing. about 4 months
about 8 months
Years to PR
Not available
No PR path
Days per year
Not available
90 days
Family
Dependents allowed
Yes
Yes
Renewable
Yes
Yes
Rating
Our score
2.3/5
Best: Highest score. 2.8/5