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Hello and welcome.
In this video we will talk about important documents you need when moving
Malta.
Having the right papers will make your life easier and help you use public
services.
First, you need a valid passport.
Your passport should be valid for at least six months from the day you
Keep it safe and always make a copy in case it is lost.
When coming to Malta, it is important to check if you need vaccinations.
Some employers may ask for a health clearance or a medical check -up.
Having your health records ready will help you when you visit a doctor or
for work.
To open a bank account in Malta, you will need documents like your passport
ID, proof of address in Malta,
Work contract or reference letter.
To work in Malta it is important to have a bank account.
With a bank account you can receive your salary, pay bills, pay by card or
online and save money safely.
It is very important to know that your salary must be paid to a bank or another
licensed financial institution by electronic payment.
Cash payments will not be accepted as fulfilling the employment contract.
This rule applies to new applications and to change of employer cases
after 1 August 2025.
When renting a flat or a room, you will usually sign a rental agreement.
This agreement shows the rent, deposit and rules for the house.
You may also need proof of residence, for example to open a bank account or
register for services.
If you have studied in your country, you may need to recognise your
qualifications in Malta.
The organisation responsible is called the Malta Further and Higher Education
Authority, MFHEA.
and their service to recognise your qualification is called Malta
Recognition Information Centre, MQRIC.
With this, your diploma or degree will be accepted for jobs or further studies
in Malta.
In Malta, many public services are available, such as health centres and
hospitals, education and schools, and Jobs Plus, the employment service.
To use these you may need documents like your ID card, residence permit or proof
of address.
Always check the official government websites for the latest information.
Having the right documents is the first step to living and working in Malta.
They help you access services and build your new life.
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