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Support Measures and Other Services

In order to help our clients further improve their competitive edge, Malta Enterprise has developed various incentives for the promotion and expansion of industry and the development of innovative enterprises.

Malta Enterprise provides incentives for enterprises demonstrating commitment towards growth, an increase in value added and employment. Enterprises engaged in manufacturing, ICT development activities, call centers, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, aviation and maritime services, education and training, logistics and more may benefit from these incentives.

It is advisable that prior to submitting an application you make contact with our Relations Representatives so that you are guided to the requirements of the support you are seeking. You may send an email to [email protected] and the relations representative appointed for your project will get in touch.

Accelerate 2024

Accelerate supports Undertakings in their initial 7 years in financing participation in an Accelerator Programme recognised by Malta Enterprise.  This measure in intended for ventures with potential for growth, that have a viable business concept based on sound technical and scientific knowhow and that are in the process of developing the technology into a market ready offering. Eligible Undertakings may receive up to €100,000 to cover costs related to the establishing a start-up venture in Malta, fees charged by Accelerator Programmes and other costs incurred during the acceleration period.  

Business Development

Support for Business Development and Transformation

The Business Development Scheme aims to facilitate value-added projects, including new business initiatives, start-up, expansions and transformation activities that contribute to the regional development of Malta.    

 

Get Qualified [2026]

GET QUALIFIED is an initiative that supports the personal development of individuals for the achievement of qualifications and certifications required by industry. The incentive is applicable to individuals following a course of studies leading to a Relevant Award. Upon successful completion the student will benefit from a tax credit enabling them to recover part of the costs incurred. Students successfully completing a Relevant Qualification in a STEM subject may also benefit from a fiscal attainment bonus additional to the Get Qualified Tax Credit.

Green Mobility Scheme

The Green Mobility Scheme shall support the transition to more sustainable transportation by accelerating the uptake of electric vehicles used in business for the transportation of goods and people, by supporting investment in recharging infrastructure required for vehicles which are an integral part of a business activity. The scheme shall also support leasing of clean or zero-emission vehicles.

IPCEI Advanced Semiconductor Technologies - Expression of Interest

This is a call for organisations to express interest to participate in the Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) for Advanced Semiconductor Technologies (AST). Malta Enterprise will use this call to assess which and how much interest companies in the Malta have in potentially participating in this IPCEI AST.  This potential IPCEI AST builds on the previous IPCEIs for Microelectronics, Microelectronics and Communications Technology, and the European Chips Act.

Micro Invest [2026-2030]

The Micro Invest Scheme supports small and medium-sized enterprises in Malta to undertake investments that drive innovation, business growth, and operational development. Through a fiscal incentives, the scheme enables businesses to strengthen competitiveness, modernise operations, and enhance long-term sustainability.

Support for the Rental & Acquisition of Industrial Space

The Support for the Rental & Acquisition of Industrial Space scheme aims to support businesses engaged in industrial activities, that require industrial space for starting a new business, expand or diversify operations or optimise supply chains. The support subsidises rental and acquisition of private industrial premises required for long term development strategies.

Tax Credit on Higher Educational Qualifications

The Higher Education Qualification Rules have been superseded the Get Qualified 2026 rules. 

Individuals that started an eligible qualification before 1st January 2026, and who:

  • completed an eligible qualification before 1st January 2026  
  • commenced a programme of studies leading to an eligible qualification, before 1st January 2026

may request to receive the benefit in terms of the Tax Credit (Higher Educational Qualifications) Rules, if this is more beneficial.  Such applicants must submit a request to the Corporation, in writing, by no later than 31st December 2026, declaring the intention of benefiting from the Tax Credit (Higher Educational Qualifications) Rules. 

Individuals opting to benefit from these rules will not be eligible to benefit from the provisions of the Get Qualified 2026 (Industry Required Certifications and Qualifications Rules, 2026).