Malta, Officially the Republic of Malta is an Island country in southern Europe. It is one of the 28 member states of EU and one of the 26 member states of Schengen Area. English being one of the official languages of Malta with world class education system, IT infrastructure and health care system attract huge number of foreign workers to the country. It is the world's tenth-smallest country by area and fourth most densely populated sovereign country. It has a vibrant and dynamic economy, based on tourism, financial services, gaming, manufacturing, and maritime sectors. It has one of the lowest unemployment rates in Europe and a high GDP per capita. It also offers a favourable tax system, a skilled workforce, and a strategic location.
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Stay in Malta indefinitely.
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Work and Study in Malta.
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Have free education for children in any public school.
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The benefit of social security and age pension plan.
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Sponsor dependents, once the TRC is received.
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Eligible for citizenship after 5 years meeting the requirements
Foreign nationals who intend to travel to Malta to work need to have a National Long-Stay Visa, or D Visa. The D visa allows foreign nationals to stay in Malta for more than three months. This is the visa foreign employees will need to live and work in Malta for an extended period of time. In addition to a long-stay visa, foreign employees will need a work permit. In Malta, this permit is known as an employment license. In addition to a long-stay visa, foreign employees will need a work permit. In Malta, this permit is known as an employment license.
In order to get a work permit, the future employer needs to fill out a work permit application that includes the name of the company that is hiring the applicant and his/her job title within this company. This has huge implications as the work permit is only valid for the given company and position. If the candidate decides to leave the company and wants to get a new job, his new employer will have to go through the process of applying for a new work permit for him.
The invited person has the legal right to live and work throughout the calendar year in Malta. The invited person has the legal right to stay for 90 days within half a year in the countries of the Schengen Area (control is hardly possible since there are no clear boundaries). Due to the subordination of the consulate to Voivode (Governor), the visa application is not rejected.
Valid passport
Travel medical insurance
An employment contract with a company based in Malta
Proof of accommodations for the duration of the applicant’s time
Evidence of sufficient financial means to cover the entire period of the applicant’s stay
Relevant Work Experience
Updated Resume
Candidates should be currently working
COVID-19 fully-vaccination certification
Residency documents for applicants residing outside their home country
Pfizer-BioNTech Comirnaty.
AstraZeneca Vaxzevria
COVID-19 vaccine (COVISHIELD)
Janssen (Johnson & Johnson)
COVID-19 vaccine;
Moderna Spikevax COVID-19 vaccine
