Is Malta still nice to live?

Last activity 20 April 2013 by SoullessOnyx

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SoullessOnyxMember19 April 2013 19:00:09

Hey, I am 18 years old and would love to move to Malta when I am older.

I lived in Malta for about a year and loved every second of it.
It was peaceful, hot, and just really nice to be there.

Now I lived there with my Mum and her boyfriend and we moved back to England. They use to run a pub called Kayos.
But yeah we moved back to England as we was having money issues.
But now I am 18 and growing up and have decided I do not want to live in England my whole life, I would love to move back to Malta.

I lived in swieqi when I was there and it was a really nice place to be around. Infact my next door neighbor was the mayor of swiegi what that is a different story.

I left just before Malta went into the Euro zone so I am just wondering if it as nice and amazing as it was when I left.

I left in the year 2006 or 2007.

Thanks

PS: I plan to move to St julians. ( I love that place )

GuestPoster566ViP20 April 2013 03:25:03

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If I were young as you are I would say to heck with it, get out there and enjoy, especially the night life and parties.

As an older person I would say to be more selective in the area as I now like my peace and quiet as I spent too much time out there, in my youth enjoying the night life and parties!!

There are places to suit both life styles.

Get my drift?

Go for it, enjoy and decide for yourself.

Good luck!!!

ToonCyprus Expert20 April 2013 03:52:41

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of course it is - as is Gozo - but its horses for courses - either way ENJOY

MuddywatersNew member20 April 2013 07:39:24

Malta is still very nice to live in, just do ,and then sure your family will follow after your first letter he.

You are very young so be careful when your in ST. Julians late evenings.

Good luck and let your dreams come true after all a return trip is all it takes.

georgeingozoViP20 April 2013 08:13:55

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SoullessOnyx wrote:
I left just before Malta went into the Euro zone so I am just wondering if it as nice and amazing as it was when I left.

You have probably changed a lot more than Malta has in the last 6 years.

SoullessOnyxMember20 April 2013 16:19:16

Thanks everyone.

And no I have not really changed haha.

The only thing that has probably changed is I am a lover of video-games now xD

Hell!!! I am still the same height xD

(5,4)

SoullessOnyxMember20 April 2013 16:29:39

redmik wrote:
If I were young as you are I would say to heck with it, get out there and enjoy, especially the night life and parties.

As an older person I would say to be more selective in the area as I now like my peace and quiet as I spent too much time out there, in my youth enjoying the night life and parties!!

There are places to suit both life styles.

Get my drift?

Go for it, enjoy and decide for yourself.

Good luck!!!

Believe it or not I am not a party person at all.

I just love the friendly-less and the sun, and Malta is the best country ever.

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