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True. However, it's also a culturally rich country with a lot of natural beauty. It could be a great place for those seeking a simpler lifestyle.

No, you don't have to live there to maintain the citizenship. One of the benefits is that you can hold dual citizenship and keep your South African residency. However, you should consult with a legal advisor about any possible future changes in regulations.

The financial aspect is indeed a hurdle. But Malta offers political stability and a strong legal system, which adds value to the investment.

Sudan’s passport ranking dropped recently due to the country’s political instability and economic crisis.

While obtaining permanent residency is also challenging, it's generally considered more attainable than citizenship. Permanent residents still enjoy many benefits, like less restrictive employment opportunities and easier access to loans, without having to renounce their original nationality.