Guides for your expatriation to Malta

MaltaExpat-Quotes offers current information on events in Malta and expat matters. These can help you stay informed about your rights as an expat as well as news in Malta.

Malta in a nutshell

Emblem Emblem Malta
Capital Valletta
Largest city Birkirkara
Languages Maltese, English
Area (km2) 316
Population (2010) 417608
GDP (billion USD) (2010) 8.290
Currency Euro (EUR)
Time zone 1
Calling code 356
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