Selling Property in Malta - Selling Real Estate in Gozo

How to Sell Your Property

Selling or Renting your property has never been so easy and cheap!!! Follow these simple steps and get started today!

Steps:

  1. Register with Malta Property Direct by completing the registration form.
  2. Make sure to fill in all the information required correctly
  3. Give a brief description of the property you would like to sell or rent 
  4. Upload the photos of your property
  5. Select the price plan to suit your needs
  6. Select your preferred payment method and fill in payment details
  7. Once Malta Property Direct has successfully received your payment your property will immediately be listed on our site.
  8. Sit back, relax and wait until potential buyers contact you directly.
  9. Any changes to the property information can be made once your registration is completed and payment is successfully received.

Payment of your property advert using your credit or debit card is done through our secure online payment gateway. Your advert will be posted immediately upon successful processing of your online payment. Alternatively payment can be made by Cheque.

Malta Property Direct Price plans:

  • Only €3.99 - 1 month inclusion (30 Days).
  • Only €4.99 - 3 month inclusion (90 Days).
  • Only €8.99 - 6 month inclusion (180 Days).
  • Only €14.99 - 12 month inclusion (365 Days).

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Capital Gains Tax

If the property you are seeking to sell, has been your primary residence for 3 consecutive years or more preceding the date of transfer of property and has been disposed of within 12 months of vacating the property, no capital gains tax is to be paid.

If the property you wish to sell hasn’t been your primary residence and it is being sold within 5 years from purchase you can choose from the following options:

  • Pay capital gains tax based on profit of sale (cost of purchase and sale, improvement costs are all taken into account)

or

  • A final withholding tax of 12% of the sale price.

If the property you wish to sell hasn’t been your primary residence and it is being sold after 5 years from purchase a final withholding tax of 12% of the sale price must be paid.

If no profit has been made on the sale of the property and this can be proven, no capital gains tax needs to be paid. However, this exemption may be granted by the Inland Revenue Department upon application prior to the signing of the final deed of sale.

Please note that these are just guidelines. Different circumstances may require different procedures. Your notary will guide you through the process and ensure that all necessary steps are followed.