Richard Weninger

I replied to the original poster about filing for personal bancruptcy in Malta for debts incured in another country. The original poster is well aware and in the know about the issues as documented in his posts. There are always two sides : ... Read More

Your chances are zero to declare bancruptcy in Malta ! And why should they be ? What do your financial problems in Romania have to do with Malta? If I'm broke I leave the country and start it off again ? Once, twice ...... Get your act ... Read More

Well, the countdown on war in Libya is on following todays US airstrikes on IS locations to the west of Tripolis. Although it will not directly effect Malta if airstrikes in LIbya contuinue it is obviously not very far away . The war against ISIL ... Read More

Hi Tarek, hotel and hospitality industry is one of the mainstays of the Maltese economy. In fact , recruiting for the coming season is starting at the moment. Cheers Ricky Read More

Hi Tarek, finding work (especially decently paid work ) in Malta correlates more or less directly with your quailfications,diplomas,degreees , certificates and work life experience. So it can be very easy or nearly impossible , depending on your ... Read More

You certainly will have a big fight trying to get hearing aid batteries paid for here in Malta. Generally speaking you are only entitled to the perks that locals receive too and there are not many in Malta. You asked the same questions several ... Read More

Now that is a good question with no answer. I bought an used Toyota Vitz 6 years ago and have had no problems. The car was 2 years old and cost 10.000 Euros. Cheers Ricky Read More

And I do not think that the car financing company is going to be too happy about you becoming resident in a foreign country and the car being plated with a Maltese number plate and handing over the necessary documents to register the car in ... Read More

Highly unlikely as most Gozitans looking for decent jobs leave Gozo as well ! Many even leave Malta altogether -))) Ask yourself why certain things are cheaper in 'isolated' villages in Malta let alone Gozo. As already said if you retire ... Read More

When we give advice here on the site it should be within the legal guidelines. Of course he can come to Malta or any other EU country as a visitor/tourist but if he comes to Malta with the plan to work he is already breaking the law. And working ... Read More

Being ' well documented ' in Italy means nothing in Malta. As you are not talking about high-profile jobs as you say yourself you will have no chance of finding low profile work in Malta as a non-EU and in particular being from ... Read More

Generally speaking Malta is highly protective of it's jobs. The criteria for granting non-EU citizens a work permit are the same in Malta as in Italy. Your immigration status is unclear and it is questionable if you would be able to travel to ... Read More

Depends ! To teach Maltese kids you need a Maltese Teachers Warrant and police conduct certificate. To teach EFL you need a yearly certificate. https://eflmalta.gov.mt/en/Pages/Requirements-for-an-EFL-Teaching-Permit.aspx Cheers Ricky Read More

But don't forget to get yourself licensed ! Read More

I discussed the question with several Maltese teacher friends and they confirmed the language issue in the age groups you were referring to. In higher grades at State schools there could be chances but only if you offer subjects that they cannot ... Read More