Jobs for Mandarin Speakers in Malta

Hello Josephius234 and welcome to expat.com

I may have bits of answers for you

first, our guide can provide answers to your day-to-day questions like Setting up a Business in Malta.

I am aware that your wife is fluent in both Mandarin and English and we have an article about teaching English in Malta, maybe some will be interested by learning Mandarin.

Otherwise, there are plenty of helpful answer in our Living to Malta guide,  don't hesitate to have a look

Wishing you a very nice day.

Regards.

Loïc

With regards to salary, normally lower here then the UK and many other countries.

Thanks, I'll have a look through that information.

Is the cost of living lower as well as the salary? Do people generally live comfortably off what they make? Thanks

Josephius234 wrote:

Is the cost of living lower as well as the salary? Do people generally live comfortably off what they make? Thanks

on the low end it's tough, otoh the high end isn't that high as in other countries, and when you are earning on the high end it can be a really comfortable place to live.

volcane wrote:

Josephius234 wrote:

Is the cost of living lower as well as the salary? Do people generally live comfortably off what they make? Thanks

on the low end it's tough, otoh the high end isn't that high as in other countries, and when you are earning on the high end it can be a really comfortable place to live.

That makes sense. Thanks for the insight. So I'd guess that the best bet is to find a job that doesn't involve competing directly with locals or is otherwise difficult to fill. Do you know of many jobs that involve dealing with trade with China, for example? She might have an edge in that kind of area.

Thanks

Most of the Chinese in Malta have purchased a Maltese Passport or Visa to enable them to live work in Malta access the EU  so there are lots of Chinese speakers all chasing the few and limited jobs open to them very difficult to have an edge on many of them or anyone .

Wages are low cost of living is on Par or even higher in some case than in the UK Accommodation is expensive mainly of which are flats.

Malta is very overcrowded,

Roads are overcrowded

Going by bus is almost impossible

Green areas and parks are almost none existent.

Beaches can be standing room only.

Best advise would be that you spend 2 ,4 weeks  in Malta first  before  any major decisions

Josephius234 wrote:

volcane wrote:

Josephius234 wrote:

Is the cost of living lower as well as the salary? Do people generally live comfortably off what they make? Thanks

on the low end it's tough, otoh the high end isn't that high as in other countries, and when you are earning on the high end it can be a really comfortable place to live.

That makes sense. Thanks for the insight. So I'd guess that the best bet is to find a job that doesn't involve competing directly with locals or is otherwise difficult to fill. Do you know of many jobs that involve dealing with trade with China, for example? She might have an edge in that kind of area.

Thanks

As mentioned on other topics at the moment there’s no point in even considering moving here in the near future as everything is closed, when things do get back to normal it’s advisable to come here for a holiday as someone else has advised.