hanselmar5
German expat in Malta
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Registration: 11 October 2021
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Managing mailboxes or PO boxes in Malta by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Something as simple as receiving mail can become a whole new experience when you settle in Malta as an expat. Mailing management can indeed be different from what you are used to. In order to help other expats and soon-to-be ...
@SimCityAT Unfortunately it does not work as it should. Every second week I have mail in my box which does not belong to me. Obviously Malta is not as perfect as Wales. Read More
Managing mailboxes or PO boxes in Malta by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Something as simple as receiving mail can become a whole new experience when you settle in Malta as an expat. Mailing management can indeed be different from what you are used to. In order to help other expats and soon-to-be ...
Malta post is very reliable. When it comes to parcel delivery you can sign up for tracking and they notify you when the parcel is on the way to you. In some places people share mail boxes and I can imagine it is confusing for the mail man to find ... Read More
Looking to Malta as a possible place to retire next year by ATLMSK
Hi,My name is Michael and I work in Atlanta, GA. I'm in discussions with my financial advisor as to potentially moving to Malta, primarily because I'm worried about leaning a new language. We are working on the budget now and I had a couple ...
@Evreham when knights retire they take up accommodation at Fort Chambray Read More
Road safety in Malta by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Navigating roads and experiencing traffic in Malta as an expat can be a learning experience. We invite you to share your insights in order to help other expats and soon-to-be expats stay safe on the road in Malta, whether driving, ...
I am driving in Malta now for more than 12 years. In general people suit themselves as good as they can. Traffic density is much higher than in most European countries. However, many roads are extremely narrow and the speed limit is between 30-50 ... Read More
Looking to Malta as a possible place to retire next year by ATLMSK
Hi,My name is Michael and I work in Atlanta, GA. I'm in discussions with my financial advisor as to potentially moving to Malta, primarily because I'm worried about leaning a new language. We are working on the budget now and I had a couple ...
@ATLMSK Welcome to this forum. It is a great idea to visit this country first before you make the decision to move. Malta is entirely different from the USA. It is a mini country smaller than many cities in the USA. WE do not have a river, nor a ... Read More
Career opportunities for foreigners by Shanbella622
Hi am shan from uganda Inquiring on how someone can get opportunities in malta as a foreigner who is willing to move to malta
On this website just click on jobs and see what is available. Furthermore you can write a CV and apply for vacancies. Of course it all depends on your qualifications if any potential employer will assist you to get a visa for working in Malta. Read More
Gozo Sannat by Spiritofgozo97
Hi AllAfter several years of living in Malta I am considering moving to Sannat in Gozo. However, just interested to know if there is anyway open during the day to get a coffee or beer. As some villages everything shuts from lunchtime to evening ...
Welcome to the forum. Near the church there are several businesses including a pizzeria, cafeteria. I would say seeing is believing. Just check out these places. In case you have no car bus 305 goes to Sannat. Read More
Most common scams in Malta by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Settling in Malta as an expat implies navigating into a new and unfamiliar environment and habits, making you potentially vulnerable to scammers. Whether it’s immigration or finance advice, housing scam, online traps or ...
We have lottery scams and bank scams. Important is never answer a message directly. If you get a dubious message from Bank of Valletta go to the bank and sort out this business. Never ever answer directly.I got such a message several times, but I ... Read More
Malta, a welcoming destination to expats? by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Settling in Malta, like every new environment, can feel like stepping into the unknown and brings many questions: how will it go, how to integrate successfully, etc. To help smooth this transition, we invite you to share your ...
The Maltese are unique. Integration means you appreciate their culture. However, it is not the aim of Malta to make foreigners citizen of this country. The highest status foreigners can reach is permanent residence. There is nothing beyond unless a ... Read More
Malta, a welcoming destination to expats? by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Settling in Malta, like every new environment, can feel like stepping into the unknown and brings many questions: how will it go, how to integrate successfully, etc. To help smooth this transition, we invite you to share your ...
The Maltese are unique. Integration means you appreciate their culture. However, it is not the aim of Malta to make foreigners citizen of this country. The highest status foreigners can reach is permanent residence. There is nothing beyond unless a ... Read More
Maltese plate for camper outside Malta by Anna Carlsson
I would like to buy a camper, but the camper will not stay in Malta for a few years.As a resident in Malta, I can not register the vehicle in another country.What happens if I do not do the annual visit because the camper is in another country?Can I ...
In Malta you will probably have a problem with your insurance. Most insurance companies say they will cover insurance abroad for up to 4 weeks. Furthermore VRT is required in Malta every 2 years. I suggest you take the vehicle out of Malta, drive to ... Read More
How to adapt to the expat challenges of everyday life in Malta by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Adapting to everyday life as an expat in Malta can be both exciting and overwhelming: different habits, systems, and sometimes even unexpected surprises! Simple things like paying bills, using public transport, or even greeting ...
If you know a certain way from A to B never change it. People are used to their routine. So it happened to me recently. I realized I got the wrong residence card. I applied for a an extended one. The officer told me as your card is valid for another ... Read More
Considering Malta for retirement by Explorer789
Hi we are considering either retiring to Malta in the future or spending a large part of the year there. We intend doing several trips in the meantime to make sure it’s what we want. we’ve shut our business so not thinking of working ...
Welcome to the forum. As a retiree myself I recommend retirement in Malta. The health service is good and public transport is free for people who have residence. For English speaking people there are no language barriers.Most of the locals speak ... Read More
Cost of living in Malta in 2025 by Cheryl
Hello everyone, Every year, we invite you to share your experiences with the cost of living in in Malta, especially in the region or city you live in. Your insights will greatly help members planning their move to Malta or already living ...
@Evreham Of course it is important to know personalized Tallinja cards are free w.e.f. 1st October 2022. This means people who have a registered residence here in Malta can travel free of charge.After Luxembourg Malta is the second country of the EU ... Read More
New members of the Malta forum, introduce yourselves here - 2025 by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the Malta forum? Don't know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on your expat ...
Hello, My husband and I are preparing to relocate to Malta from the United States. We have been researching countries that fit our budget, offer stability, and provide an environment where our 3D printing business can thrive. After careful ... Read More