Moving to Malta

Last activity 17 October 2017 by volcane

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Simon74Member17 October 2017 08:41:30

hi my name is Simon and I’m married with 3 children aged between 16 down to 6.
My wife and I have talked and extensively looked into moving to malta , we are wanting a better quality of life for our children and us.
We would be very grateful if anybody could give us some general information regarding:

Employment ( I’m a hgv driver and the wife is in hospitality industry)
Schools
Living costs

Slimena is somewhere we are looking at to live but if there are any other areas we may have overlooked then any information would be greatfully received.

Many thanks
Simon

volcaneViP17 October 2017 09:37:35

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this has all been discussed to death here and even quite recently, so do some searching and then once you have specific non general questions about stuff not in the search results we'd be able to help you better

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