Malta is a 'gem' in the middle of the Mediterranean, many of us will refer to it as our 'rock'. You may have seen it as a holiday destination, you may have already had the fortune of landing here already... Malta does certainly tick the boxes for many travelers from all over the world, age range 0-99. With an abundance of heritage sites, incredible history stories that date further back than you can contemplate. Malta is a thriving, beautiful island with many many tales and secrets to share. Malta hosts a varied life to suit most tastes with an abundance of socialite activities, foods to please the palettes of the exquisite, humble traditions and top spots to just relax, unwind and switch off to the hustle and bustle of every day life.
Should I live and work in Malta?
Has it crossed your mind to live in a warmer climate? Are you fed up of grey skies? Are you looking to re-locate?
Lets Evaluate the idea of choosing Malta as a life goal destination….
Malta goes down in history for its battles, World War II bombs lodged in a Church ceiling, Neolithic remains and systematic language which has been pulled together from many countries of the world, however English is also an official language.
Mosta Church WWII / Neolithic Remains / Maltese Language
Fast forwarding from the Neolithic times and its secrets, Malta joined the EU in 2004 and formed part of the Schengen area since 2007. Malta has a tight bond with the UK having previously formed part of the British colony.
Malta has flourished and continues to flourish as the smallest EU state with a mighty strong economy and the lowest employment rates and boasts one of the world best climates.
Malta also shines with its excellent schooling, healthcare and overall abundant high quality of living.
Malta is hub for opportunities business opportunities and holding a high quality of life for many cultures, ages and lifestyles.
Where is Malta?
The Maltese Islands consists of three main islands - Malta, Gozo Comino and Gozo.
It takes averagely 2-3 hours to get to Malta by air from most European destinations.
There are frequent and direct flights to Malta from London, Rome, Paris, Frankfurt, Brussels, Geneva, Athens, Amsterdam, Madrid, Munich and Vienna, amongst others. Other frequent flights are also operated from North African and Middle East destinations.
Malta is an EU country, Malta’s visas requirements fall in line with the EU policy. Other connections to the island is a Daily high-speed Catamaran via Sicily and Valletta. Other ferry services connect Valletta with Italy and North Africa.
What is it Like to Live in Malta?
If you are one to enjoy culture, history, good food, outdoor life, sporting activities, cultural monuments, archeological sites and an abundance of more than 300 sunshine days of the year then Malta tick all those boxes.
Malta may be small in size but the opportunity to live in a country with a vast array of activities, shows, events keep the island life alive with fun for all ages.
Family life is prized in Malta with many family traditions are still kept close to heart.
Ranked the 2nd safest country in the world. The island also boasts one of the lowest crime rates to be found anywhere.
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PLUS... we also run local based training courses and training online which is applicable all across Europe.
