29/09/2026
π²πΉ Planning to work in Malta? Hereβs what you need to know.
For non-EU citizens, working in Malta requires a valid residence permit and a job offer from a Maltese employer.
Before you can start working, there are several steps to complete, including health screening, health insurance, a lease agreement, Housing Authority approval and a biometric appointment with Identity Malta.
β³ The process can take up to two months, so make sure you plan ahead and have enough funds to cover your first few months in Malta.
If you're considering a career with OZO Careers, make sure you understand the requirements and prepare your documents before you arrive.
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