UGlobal serves the global migration and cross-border investment sector through professional directories, editorial content, industry analysis and events. Chetcuti Cauchi’s relationship with the platform is based on individual UGlobal verification and separate award-cycle recognition. UGlobal identifies Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti, Dr Priscilla Mifsud Parker and Dr Antoine Saliba Haig as Verified Immigration Attorneys in Malta. Dr Chetcuti and Dr Mifsud Parker have also received Top 25 Global Migration Attorneys recognition. These credentials provide external professional reference points while remaining distinct from firm-wide accreditation, regulatory approval and endorsement of a particular legal service.
About UGlobal Immigration
UGlobal Immigration is an international platform serving the global migration and cross-border investment sector through professional directories, editorial content, industry analysis and events. Its directory enables readers to identify immigration professionals by jurisdiction and area of practice.
The UGlobal Verified community connects professionals with internationally mobile individuals, families, investors and advisers seeking information on immigration, residence and citizenship matters. A verified profile is an individual directory credential. It is not a professional licence, regulatory authorisation, firm-wide accreditation or endorsement of a particular legal service.
Chetcuti Cauchi and UGlobal
Chetcuti Cauchi’s relationship with UGlobal reflects the individual directory listings and professional recognition of lawyers in the Firm’s Immigration & Global Mobility practice. Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti, Dr Priscilla Mifsud Parker and Dr Antoine Saliba Haig are each listed in UGlobal’s Malta directory as Verified Immigration Attorneys.
The profiles provide independently accessible information connecting the named lawyers with Malta immigration practice. They complement each lawyer’s professional experience and the Firm’s multidisciplinary advice to international clients whose mobility decisions may involve residence, citizenship, tax, employment, property, succession or family considerations.
Our Recognised UGlobal Immigration Professionals
UGlobal publishes individual professional listings after carrying out the appropriate verifications of qualifications and licences.
Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti
Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti is listed by UGlobal as a Verified Immigration Attorney in Malta. His practice includes citizenship, residence, immigration and international private-client planning, particularly where mobility decisions interact with tax residence, wealth structuring and family considerations.
Dr Priscilla Mifsud Parker
Dr Priscilla Mifsud Parker is listed by UGlobal as a Verified Immigration Attorney in Malta. She advises international private clients and families on residence and citizenship matters within a wider practice covering tax, family-office advisory, trusts, succession and cross-border wealth structuring.
Dr Antoine Saliba Haig
Dr Antoine Saliba Haig is listed by UGlobal as a Verified Immigration Attorney in Malta. As a Partner in Immigration & Global Mobility, he advises international individuals and families on Maltese citizenship and residence routes, nationality law and mobility planning.
Contributions and Professional Engagement
UGlobal participation may also include expert commentary and conference activity. Dr Antoine Saliba Haig has contributed two published expert answers through the UGlobal Q&A forum. These contributions are linked to his professional profile and are editorial participation, not rankings or awards.
Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti participated as a panellist at the 2023 EB-5 & Global Immigration Expo in Miami in January 2023. This is recorded as conference participation and remains separate from his UGlobal directory profile and Top 25 award-cycle recognition.
UGlobal Top 25 Recognition
UGlobal Immigration Magazine’s Top 25 Global Migration Attorneys ranking is separate from the UGlobal Verified directory. It records individual professional recognition for the relevant award cycle rather than directory verification or firm-level accreditation.
This prestigious list of global immigration attorneys is compiled every year by Uglobal Immigration magazine and recognises the industry’s leading and most influential immigration attorneys. Eligibility criteria for distinguished attorneys to be included in this lawyers ranking include a primary focus on investment migration practice and extent of experience in investment migration law, particularly leadership in citizenship and residence-by-investment programmes.
Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti was included in the 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 award cycles, reflecting sustained professional involvement in Malta immigration, citizenship and residence planning. Dr Priscilla Mifsud Parker joined the ranking in the 2025 awards for her work across residence and citizenship planning, international private-client advisory, tax and wealth structuring. Dr Chetcuti and Dr Mifsud Parker were the two Malta lawyers included in the 2025 ranking.
Uglobal Top 25 Global Migration Attorneys Ranking
Dr. Chetcuti has served as the Chairman of the Malta Branch of the Society of Trust & Estate Practitioners (STEP) and is the international associate representing Malta at the American Immigration Lawyers Association AILA and is recognised by Who's Who Legal for Malta and Chambers and Partners Private Wealth Lawyer in Malta. Chetcuti is a Uglobal-verified immigration lawyer and a regular contributor to Investment Migration Insider on citizenship and investment migration matters.
How Our Malta Immigration Lawyers Can Help You
Chetcuti Cauchi’s Immigration & Global Mobility team advises internationally mobile individuals, families, entrepreneurs, executives and owner-managed businesses on Malta immigration, residence, citizenship and nationality matters.
UGlobal’s Malta profiles provide an external point of reference for the named lawyers’ immigration-related work, while the Top 25 record documents selected historical professional recognition. The Firm’s multidisciplinary structure supports clients whose mobility planning may also involve tax residence, employment, property, succession, family governance or international wealth considerations.
Advice is based on the client’s circumstances, objectives and the applicable legal and regulatory framework. UGlobal verification and professional recognition may provide useful independent reference points, but they do not confer preferential status or determine eligibility, processing times, official decisions or the outcome of a matter.
UGlobal Malta FAQs
[question]What is UGlobal and why is it relevant to Malta immigration?[/question]
[answer]UGlobal is an international platform for the global migration and cross-border investment sector. Its professional directory enables readers to identify immigration professionals by jurisdiction, including verified immigration lawyers for Malta.[/answer]
[question]Which Chetcuti Cauchi lawyers are listed by UGlobal in Malta?[/question]
[answer]UGlobal identifies Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti, Dr Priscilla Mifsud Parker and Dr Antoine Saliba Haig as Verified Immigration Attorneys in Malta.[/answer]
[question]Which Chetcuti Cauchi lawyers have received UGlobal Top 25 recognition?[/question]
[answer]Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti was included in the 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 award cycles. Dr Priscilla Mifsud Parker joined the Top 25 Global Migration Attorneys ranking in the 2025 awards.[/answer]
[question]Is the Top 25 ranking the same as a UGlobal Verified profile?[/question]
[answer]No. The Top 25 Global Migration Attorneys ranking records award-cycle recognition, while a Verified Immigration Attorney page is an individual directory profile. The credentials have different purposes and are presented separately.[/answer]
[question]Does UGlobal recognition guarantee an immigration or citizenship outcome?[/question]
[answer]No. Licence verification or professional recognition does not determine eligibility, processing times, official decisions or application outcomes. These depend on the applicable law, the competent authorities, the facts of the matter and the evidence submitted.[/answer]
