Relocating to Gibraltar, residency and taxation
Contributed by ISOLAS
15 February, 2018

INTRODUCTION
The Gibraltar economy is well diversified and its main industries are finance, gaming, fintech, tourism and shipping, with Gibraltar being one of the busiest bunkering ports in Europe.
Gibraltar has had particular success with the online gaming industry, with the majority of the main players operating here. Online gaming certainly has put Gibraltar on the world stage as leading the globe in this area.
Moreover, Gibraltar has attracted a string of specialist business executives who relocate to Gibraltar because of the favourable tax regime and better quality of life that they may be able to take advantage of.
Relocating anywhere in the world can be fraught with difficulties not least the personal upheaval of moving you and your family abroad. This article will give you an insight some areas you should consider before choosing Gibraltar as your next destination.
This article is based on the law and practice in Gibraltar as at 8 February 2018 and is intended to provide a general guide only.
GIBRALTAR KEY FACTS
Geography and climate
Gibraltar 'the Rock', is a peninsula of approximately seven square kilometres at the southernmost tip of Spain. It is approximately five kilometres long and 1.2 kilometres wide, dominated by the famous rock which rises to 1,396 feet above sea-level at its highest point and towers above the Strait of Gibraltar, the strategic waterway which connects the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean.
The coast of Morocco lies some 16 kilometres to the south across the Straits. The climate is Mediterranean.
Political system
The legislature of Gibraltar consists of the Governor and the Gibraltar Parliament. The Gibraltar Parliament consists of the speaker and at least 17 democratically elected members. Usually elections are held every four years.
Defence, foreign policy and internal security remain the responsibility of the United Kingdom, which appoints the Governor as the representative of the Crown in Gibraltar. In all other matters Gibraltar is self-governing. The power of the legislature to make laws is exercisable by Bills passed by the Gibraltar Parliament, known as Acts, and assented to by the Governor on behalf of her Majesty.
Whilst the executive authority vests in the Governor, it is the Chief Minister and usually nine ministers, with responsibility for defined domestic matters, who constitute the Government of Gibraltar.
Legal System
The legal system of Gibraltar is based on the common law and statute law of England and therefore embodies the advantages and security of English company and trust law. In 1962 Gibraltar passed the English Law (Application) Act declaring the extent to which English law is in force in Gibraltar.
The common law and the rules of equity from time to time in force in England apply to Gibraltar subject to any modifications or exclusions made by Her Majesty in Council, an Act of Parliament or an Act passed by the Parliament of Gibraltar. In all causes or matters in which there is any conflict or variance between the common law and the rules of equity with reference to the same subject, the rules of equity prevail. The English Law (Application) Act further lists in its schedule the statute law of England that applies to Gibraltar.
Whilst the legal system is based on that of England, the statute law has developed differently in so far as the Gibraltar Parliament has enacted and amended laws to suit Gibraltar's own particular requirements. This can be seen in particular areas such as taxation and landlord and tenant law as regards the protection of the right of all Gibraltarians to a secure home balanced against the need for the development of Gibraltar as an EU Finance Centre.
Communication and travel
The official and commercial language of Gibraltar is English although the majority of the population are also fluent in Spanish. Gibraltar has an excellent digital and fibre-optic telecommunications system along with a modern postal service. There are daily scheduled air services to and from London Gatwick and London Heathrow. There are also weekly flights to and from Manchester, Bristol and Casablanca (via Tangier) (Morocco). A ferry service also operates to Tangier.
Gibraltar is also a port of call for container ships and some of the world's most prestigious cruise liners. A cruise liner terminal provides modern facilities for passengers.
Gibraltar is also within easy reach of the increasingly utilised airport of Malaga (Spain), which is a one-hour drive away.
European Union status
Gibraltar is a member of the European Union (EU) by virtue of Article 227 of the Treaty of Rome which states that the provision of the Treaty "apply to the European territories for whose external relations a member state is responsible". Gibraltar is therefore treated as part of the member state of the United Kingdom.
Gibraltar is also part of the European Economic Area (EEA) by virtue of the Treaty of Accession. Entities established in Gibraltar can therefore take advantage of European rules on the free movement of services. As long as a Member State has implemented legislation giving effect to relevant European Directives, an entity in that Member State will be able to provide its services or operate throughout the EU and the EEA states.
Gibraltar entities enjoy passporting rights into the EU and the EEA single market in respect of investment services, insurance and banking. Additionally, Gibraltar entities are able to provide services within the EU which are not regulated by relevant directives provided they comply with the laws of that Member State. There is no other finance centre that can claim to have these advantages.
Gibraltar was placed on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) White List of territories that has substantially implemented the internationally agreed standard on tax information exchange.
Furthermore, the OECD's Global Forum on transparency and exchange of information for tax purposes issued its Phase II report on Gibraltar, with an overall rating of "Largely Compliant" the same rating as Germany, the UK and the US.
Education
This is modelled on the UK system with Comprehensive schools providing free compulsory education to National Curriculum standard to the children of people ordinarily resident in Gibraltar, up to age 15 and terminating in the examinations and coursework for the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE).
Students may continue for a further two years to obtain their A-level examinations. Grants or scholarships are given for further study at UK universities and institutions of further education. Further, Gibraltar also recently opened its own university which offers a large range of further education courses.
Private schooling is also available in Gibraltar and in Spain.
Currency and exchange of controls
The official currency is Sterling. However, the Government of Gibraltar issues Sterling notes and coins locally which circulate alongside those issued by the Bank of England.
A number of local banks are linked into the United Kingdom clearing system. The Euro is also widely accepted.
There are no exchange controls and residents and non-residents alike may maintain accounts denominated in foreign currencies.
Time zone
Gibraltar time is the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) plus one hour with clocks being advanced one hour between March and October.
Bank and public holidays
Public holidays include the 8 public holidays of England and in addition Commonwealth Day, the Queen's Birthday, Gibraltar National Day and Worker's Memorial Day. More details can be found by clicking here.
Data protection
During 2004, Gibraltar transposed the EU directive relating to the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on privacy rights of that data. The data Protection Act came into force in 2006. In general, with effect from 1 July 2006, all organizations that process and keep personal information must register with the Data Protection Commissioner. In addition such organizations must, inter-alia, ensure that the data is secure, accurate, for defined purposes only and accessible to those individuals where information is held about them.
Gibraltar has recently transposed the new General Data Protection Regulation that sets a higher standard of control and security measures that must be implemented by Data Controllers.
Medical services
The Medial Group Practice Scheme is funded by grant and by compulsory weekly contributions through social insurance. Not only are persons registered under the Scheme entitled to benefit but also the spouses and children of the registered person. In case of illnesses, which cannot be treated locally, patients will be sent for specialist treatment in the UK or Spain.
There are a number of doctors and medical centres which provide medical diagnosis and treatment. Private medical insurance is available through schemes such as the Hospital Savings Association (HSA), the British United Provident Association (BUPA) and a Le Carte Healthcare.
It is possible for a retiree that becomes resident in Gibraltar and was previously resident in the UK, and who has accumulated contributions in the UK to pass these contributions on to Gibraltar in order to benefit from Gibraltar's public health system.
Leisure
Gibraltar has a state of the art sports facility which includes football pitches, paddle tennis courts, tennis courts, squash courts, gyms, hockey pitches, water sports facilities and more much.
It also has two stunning waterfront marinas which includes a casino, luxury residential properties, a five star luxury yacht hotel, bars, clubs and other leisure facilities.
Gibraltar is only a 20 minute drive away from the renowned Costa de Sol which includes towns such as Marbella which is well known for its beautiful beaches and for having some of the leading golf courses in Spain, such as Valderrama.
Travel and sightseeing
Gibraltar is rich in history and offers and array of attractions such as the upper rock, the Moorish Castle, St. Michaels Cave, the Great Siege Tunnels, the dolphin trips, the botanical gardens, commonwealth park and the Gibraltar museum to name a few.
RESIDENCY
Non-residents
An application for residency is made under Gibraltar's Immigration, Asylum and Refugee Act, which permits the Governor to issue the necessary permit to any person who, in his opinion, is of good character and to whom he considers that it is in the interests of Gibraltar to issue such a permit.
In practice the application is made to the Principal Immigration Officer whom the Governor appoints and who will exercise his discretion within the parameters of the Act and immigration policy in accordance with instructions from the Governor in consultation with the Government.
The Immigration, Asylum and Refugee Act recognises that EU nationals have certain rights to residency. If a person is self-employed or likely to remain in employment for twelve months, he is entitled to a permit of residence, which will usually be granted for twelve months and are renewable thereafter if their circumstances have not changed and they continue to meet the requisite criteria.
In addition, following the EU Rights of Residence Directive, all EU nationals have a right to reside. Even if they are not in employment they will successfully obtain a residence permit as long as they are able to satisfy the Principal Immigration Officer that:
- they will not become a public burden;
- they have a place to live; and
- they have private full-risk medical insurance for themselves and any dependents which extend to Gibraltar and that covers repatriation. (At the moment, only UK pensioners are accorded access to the Gibraltar Health Service.)
While the Immigration, Asylum and Refugee Act provides the basic requirements that must be satisfied for the issue of such a permit, the Government of Gibraltar has issued guidelines highlighting factors that are relevant in considering applications for residency. These can be briefly summarised as follows:
(a) the purchase of a property sufficient in size to accommodate the applicant and all his family for residential purposes;
(b) the applicant must establish that he is in good health;
(c) the applicant must establish that he has adequate financial resources to maintain himself and his family without recourse to public funds.
Any person who obtains a Category 2 Individual certificate (further details of which are provided below) will have no difficulty in obtaining residence.
For non-EU nationals, for example US or Chinese Citizens, the application for residency is more difficult. Non-EU nationals do not have an automatic right of residence. Notwithstanding this, the Governor, under section 19(c) of the Immigration, Asylum and Refugee Act, has discretion to grant a residence permit to any person who in the opinion of the Governor is of good character, where it would be in the interests of Gibraltar that such a residence permit should be granted. The duration of the permit is also left to the discretion of the Governor. However, being in possession of a work permit will be considered as highly advantages when making an application.
Applications under this section of the Immigration, Asylum and Refugee Act are generally reserved to non-EU individuals who are able to offer Gibraltar substantial benefits whether in investment, creation of employment or otherwise. Applications are made to the Governor via the office of the Administrative Secretary and Deputy Governor. The Government will be consulted on such applications.
An individual can apply for residency via one of the following three ways:
- Employee
- Self-employed
- Self-sufficient (including Cat 2s)
In order to apply for a Civilian Registration Card all applicants must submit the following documentation:
- Completed application form
- Certified copy of passport
- Proof of address
- Proof of income/savings
- Passport photo
Proof of address:
- Only deeds or rental agreements will be accepted as proof of address
- Utility bills will not be accepted
Proof of income/savings:
EU national employee
If you are in permanent employment then you must submit a copy of your Ministry of Employment Contract, accompanied by a letter from your employer stating that you are in employment.
Non-EU national employee
A valid work permit must be produced when applying for a Civilian Registration Card.
All self-employed
Persons who are registered as self-employed must submit their Business Name Registration Act certificate accompanied by a Certificate of Registration as a self-employed Person from the Income Tax Office. Receipt of payment of tax will also be required.
EU national self-sufficient
Proof of funds in the form of bank statements for the six months prior to the application or a valid Category 2 Individual Certificate.
Non-EU national Cat 2 individual
A valid Category 2 Individual Certificate must be submitted.
All self-sufficient and Cat 2 individuals must take out private medical insurance that covers treatment in Gibraltar. In order to be covered by private medical insurance the minimum requirements would be for policy benefits of at least £100,000 per year including in-patient and day-patient treatment in Gibraltar, the Spanish hinterland and the United Kingdom hospitals.
TAXATION
The taxation of the income for both individuals and companies is governed by the Income Tax Act 2010 ("Tax Act"), Rules and Regulations. The Tax Act introduced a system of self-assessment that requires both self-employed individuals and companies to calculate their own tax labiality for any year of assessment as well as make returns of their own income.
For further details on Taxation, please click on the link to download the PDF
Category 2 ("Cat 2") status
Gibraltar offers the opportunity for high net worth individuals to obtain Cat 2 status which places a cap over the tax liability of that individual. Tax is applied to the first £80,000 of assessable income (including worldwide income) meaning that a Cat 2 individual will pay a maximum of circa £29,000 tax per annum, subject to a minimum tax payable of £22,00 per annum (current rates).
Requirements for Cat 2 status
- Must have available for exclusive use approved residential accommodation in Gibraltar for the whole year of assessment (can be either purchased or rented).
- Must produce two independent references from recognised institutions/professionals (1 must be from a bank and the other from a law or accounting firm).
- Must produce valid passport and full CV.
- Must produce a statement of worth showing a minimum of £2m.
- Not have been resident in Gibraltar for 5 years immediately preceding the Cat 2 application.
A non-refundable application fee of £1,000 is payable on submitting an application.
High Executive Possessing Specialist Skills (HEPSS)
HEPSS status is a special employment status available to those individuals who intend to relocate to Gibraltar and take up employment.
An individual in respect of whom a HEPSS certificate is issued shall be charged to tax on the first £120,000 of their assessable income only. This would mean that an individual with HEPSS status would pay a fixed rate of £29,940 tax per annum (current rates) regardless of how much they would earn from that employment.
Requirements for HEPSS
- Must have available for exclusive use approved residential accommodation in Gibraltar for the whole year of assessment (can be either purchased or rented).
- Possess skills that are necessary to promote and sustain economic value in Gibraltar.
- Possess skills that are not readily available in Gibraltar.
- Not have been resident in Gibraltar for 3 years immediately preceding the Cat 2 application.
- Earn more than £120,000 per annum from that employment.
- Must produce two independent references from recognised institutions/professionals (1 must be from a bank and the other from a law or accounting firm).
- Must produce valid passport and full CV.
A non-refundable application fee of £1,000 is payable on submitting an application.
CONCLUSION
There is not a one size fits all solution for every client and therefore careful consideration must be given to understanding a client's different needs and objectives. We would have to review the facts and circumstances of each client on a case by case basis to be able to provide the best advice in an efficient and thorough manner.
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