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Advice from America!A Success Story for Expats in Malta In response to my tales of woe regarding Maltese work and residency, here’s a story about two people who became American citizens after a lot of trial and error. Their names have been... Siesta Time in MaltaA Bad Chocolate Day in Malta The nice thing about Malta—like other Mediterranean countries—is that most shops—food, clothes, banks, etc—close from 1 to 4 PM. You’re induced to relax yourself at that time (unless you’re working at a language school)... Workingor NOT Working in MaltaWhat They Tell You… and What They Don’t Here is information (in British-English spelling style) directly quoted from an recruiting agency website associated with a private company called CSB Group, which helps businesses set up or relocate to Malta. I... Expat Problems in MaltaYankee—and other NON-EU Citizens— GO HOME! A few years from now, this blog will probably be called A F____ed American in Malta—because it seems that the Maltese government wants you to come and spend your money here, start a life... Expat in Malta for One YearHow Malta Smells After One Year I never know when it will come; it catches me by surprise. It’s the smell of limestone dust which all of Malta is made of. I don’t know if it’s a good smell or... More Recent Articles |
