Applying to the University of Malta as an International Student
International student applications for the University of Malta require specific academic credentials, language test scores, and document preparation.
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What Happens to Your Permit If You Lose Your Job in Malta
Foreign worker residence status in Malta relies directly on employment. This resource explains notification rules, grace periods, and alternative options.
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Changing Employers on a Single Permit in Malta: The Rules
Changing employers on a Single Permit in Malta requires submitting a new application, contract, and termination letter to Identità.
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Jobsplus: Registering Your Employment and Finding Work in Malta
Jobsplus registration details, employment rules, and job-hunting methods in Malta are explained for expats and foreign workers.
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The EU Blue Card and Intra-Corporate Transfer Permits in Malta
The EU Blue Card and Intra-Corporate Transfer permits offer legal work pathways for highly skilled non-EU professionals relocating to Malta.
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The Specialist Employee Initiative (SEI) in Malta Explained
The Specialist Employee Initiative outlines Malta work permit criteria, salary thresholds, and application steps for skilled professionals.
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The Key Employee Initiative (KEI): Fast-Track Permits in Malta
The Key Employee Initiative provides highly skilled professionals with a five-day fast-track work permit and residence process in Malta.
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Approval in Principle and the D-Visa: Entering Malta to Start Work
Approval in Principle and the D-Visa allow non-EU nationals to enter Malta legally and complete their Single Permit residence process.
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The Skills Pass: Malta’s New Pre-Employment Requirement from 2026
The Skills Pass for Malta’s non-EU foreign workers arriving in 2026 requires mandatory training on culture, laws, and basic language.
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How the Single Permit Application Works Between You and Your Employer
The Maltese single permit application process requires cooperation between you and your employer to secure residency and employment rights.
