The best age to move to Malta

Cheryl Moderator

Member since 15 October 2018

CherylModerator23 February 2022 11:46:11

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Hello everybody,

No two people experience expatriation in Malta in the same way, depending on their age and personal situation. We would like to know more about you and ask you to share with us when you decided to move to Malta.

How old were you when you moved to Malta? Did you go alone or with your family?

In your opinion, was it the right time to move there?

Do you find this country welcoming for your age group or for certain categories in particular? Why or why not?

Are there any incentives (financial aid, lower taxes, etc.) and for which category of expats?

In your opinion, is there an ideal age to move to Malta?

Thank you for your contribution!

Cheryl,
Expat.com team

GozoMo Malta Expert

Member since 29 September 2015

GozoMoMalta Expert23 February 2022 15:23:10

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In my opinion the best time to relocate here is when you retire whatever age that maybe, just for the slower life style and the better weather.

hanselmar Serial expat

Member since 14 February 2019

hanselmarSerial expat28 February 2022 14:19:40

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I came here for retirement in order to support this little country which has a much lower crime rate than countries of Africa or the Caribbean.

hanselmar Serial expat

Member since 14 February 2019

hanselmarSerial expat28 February 2022 21:28:08

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hanselmar wrote:
I came here for retirement in order to support this little country that has a much lower crime rate than countries of Africa or the Caribbean.

As a matter of fact, also a lot of British people say the same.
Malta is a safe country.
The homicide rate of Malta is 1 per 100 000 inhabitants
whilst Mauritius is 3
Seychelles is 10
Grenada is 15
Statistics help people to make decisions

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SimCityAT Expert

Member since 08 April 2014

SimCityATExpert01 March 2022 05:57:18

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hanselmar wrote:
hanselmar wrote:
I came here for retirement in order to support this little country that has a much lower crime rate than countries of Africa or the Caribbean.

As a matter of fact, also a lot of British people say the same.
Malta is a safe country.
The homicide rate of Malta is 1 per 100 000 inhabitants
whilst Mauritius is 3
Seychelles is 10
Grenada is 15
Statistics help people to make decisions

In 2020, homicide rate for Malta was 1.6 cases per 100,000 population. Though Malta homicide rate fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to increase through 2001 - 2020 period ending at 1.6 cases per 100,000 population in 2020.