Living In Malta
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Malta Income Tax Rates – Which Rate should you Pay?
Before becoming an expat and either working or retiring in Malta, taxation will likely be one of your biggest concerns. It is; therefore, best to be aware of the tax system in Malta before expatriating.
Malta Tax Treaties For Expats
Tax treaties protect taxpayers from getting taxed twice when money passes between countries. The Malta Tax Treaty is important to be aware of, for people with investments outside of the country. They protect investors when they bring their money into Malta.
4 Types of Residence Permits Available in Malta
There are different types of resident permits in Malta and depending on who you are, what you do, and where you’re from one type of visa/permit is more suitable than the others.
Malta Residence Permit – A Guide For Expats
In 2013, the Government initiated a new Malta residence permit scheme, conferring advantageous tax status to many third country nationals.
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Find A Job In Malta – Using Jobplus
Malta Public Transport – Travelling In Malta & Gozo
Malta Tax Treaties For Expats
Tax treaties protect taxpayers from getting taxed twice when money passes between countries. The Malta Tax Treaty is important to be aware of, for people with investments outside of the country. They protect investors when they bring their money into Malta.
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4 Types of Residence Permits Available in Malta
There are different types of resident permits in Malta and depending on who you are, what you do, and where you’re from one type of visa/permit is more suitable than the others.
read more
Malta Residence Permit – A Guide For Expats
In 2013, the Government initiated a new Malta residence permit scheme, conferring advantageous tax status to many third country nationals.
read more
Malta Citizenship by Investment – What is Required
This programme gives families who would like to shift their business or personal affairs to an EU country the option by offering a second citizenship opportunity.
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How To Get A Passport in Malta
If you’re trying to understand the required procedures you have to go through to get your Passport in Malta, you will be glad you found this article. Here we present all the essential information on this matter, in a clear and succinct presentation that’s organized under appropriate sections, so you can find exactly what you need without losing time.
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Salary negotiation – Best Hints & Tips
If you are about to start discussing remuneration with a prospective employer, there are lots of salary negotiation tips that can help you navigate this tricky time.
Writing Your CV (Curriculum Vitae) – What To Include?
Also referred to as résumé, a CV is your personal marketing tool – it provides a summary of your professional work history and qualifications. Learn how to craft one that makes you look your best.
Notice Period in Malta Before Termination of Employment
When an employee or employer is terminating employment during the probation period, there should be a one week notice period if the amount of time taken by the worker in the service is more than a month.
Maternity Leave And Family Leave Rights in Malta
Moved and started working in Malta? In this blog you can get an overview of the maternity leave and family right at the workplace in Malta.
Registering For Work In Malta & Managing your finances
Registering for work with jobplus alerts members of potential job opportunities when they arise. It also prepares job seekers in various ways to make sure that they exploit employment opportunities to the fullest. If you are in need of employment, you can start by registering on the service.
How the Rules and Regulations on Overtime in Malta Work
Rules on overtime vary by sector and are governed by the Wage Regulation Order (WRO) that applies to the particular activities you are carrying out. If your job or sector is not covered by a WRO, then the default overtime rate is 1.5 times your ordinary pay and will apply to any hours worked over 40 per week.
Work in Malta – The Work Culture & Labour Market
Settling into a new job is always a little nerve wracking, especially so when you are a family of expats and the new job is in a new country. The etiquette of work in Malta varies from company to company just as they do back home.