Change of Address on e-ID Card

Last activity 26 November 2013 by Toon

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michael78Contributor26 November 2013 07:37:45

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Hi Guys,

I just picked up my e-ID Card in Valletta and I wanted to change the address on it as I have moved to another flat.

My banker told me they do it on the spot, but to my astonishment they dont do anything. They told me I have to do the whole application again (only with one X at another place). Is that a joke?! Even the tax authorities changed it right away.

Other than that the maltese people working in this place are totally rude and uninterested, they are a disgrace to the normally very friendly and helpful maltese people. Worst place apart from US Immigration.

Anyone knows if there are ways around it, like putting a sticker on the address (that is how its done in germany).

Any advice appreciated.

GuestPoster566ViP26 November 2013 07:40:08

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Maybe best to telephone.
For Residence issues: 25904800 and 25904801

previously discussed but no definitive information.

See this: https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=318398

michael78Contributor26 November 2013 07:53:33

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Funny I even googled for that on the side and didnt find it.

Are they actually more friendly over the phone than in person?

tearnetViP26 November 2013 09:59:09

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michael78 wrote:
Funny I even googled for that on the side and didnt find it.

Are they actually more friendly over the phone than in person?

I doubt it!

ToonCyprus Expert26 November 2013 14:33:08

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i must admit that when I collected my card the staff seemed totally disinterested - i thank my lucky stars we didnt have a problem

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