Maldives International Group (MIG) is marketing three island investment opportunities in the Maldives, with advertised prices ranging from $19.5 million to $34 million.
The company's promotional material lists an 8.5-hectare island in Raa Atoll at $28 million, a 12-hectare island in Noonu Atoll at $34 million, and a 5.2-hectare island in Meemu Atoll at $19.5 million. It describes the Noonu Atoll offering as having a private jetty.
The listings do not identify the islands by name or provide transaction documents establishing the rights being offered. They also give no date for the advertised prices or timetable for development.
Although MIG markets the opportunities using ownership and sale terminology, it describes a 99-year lease for foreign investors. The material does not explain whether that duration applies to each listing, what approvals would be required, or the conditions governing any transfer.
Those omissions leave the precise nature of the proposed transactions unclear. The promotional page alone does not establish the availability of any particular island or a buyer's entitlement to a specific lease term.
MIG presents several possible uses for the sites, including private estates, boutique resorts and conservation-focused tourism projects. These are proposed development options, rather than evidence of approved projects on the listed islands.
The company says its services cover island selection and acquisition, master planning, architectural design, permitting and construction. It also offers staffing and resort operations, presenting the packages as covering both development and subsequent management.
Its investment pitch includes projected annual returns and broad claims about tax advantages. However, the material provides no island-specific financial model, operating assumptions or legal documentation supporting those claims.
The advertised prices therefore remain only one part of an unspecified investment proposal. The material does not set out what each price includes, the additional development expenditure required, or the obligations attached to the underlying lease.