Malta offers a variety of sporting facilities ranging from five squash courts, 17 tennis courts, over nine basketball courts, billiard tables and a cricket pitch. There are also numerous sports clubs which allow you to meet other sports enthusiasts.
The Maltese are known to celebrate life at every opportunity and the entertainment options reflect this, with events to suit all ages and interests - You will definitely be spoilt for choice! Cultural events, local village feasts (Festa), classical music, nightlife, as well as theatre and opera, makes Malta the popular destination of choice.
Surrounded by water, Malta allows you to benefit from snorkelling or scuba-diving spots, fishing and many other water activities. Nature lovers have plenty to keep them busy, from picturesque beaches, walking paths, excellent restaurants, a blossoming art culture, bustling wine bars and cafes, to great shopping.
This is what our expats wanted to know before they came to Malta. We addressed some FAQs you might have below. Feel free to contact us should you require anything else!
Malta is a safe country both in terms of people and country. The Maltese crime rate is very low as is the country’s vulnerability to natural disasters.
Maltese and English are the official two languages of Malta, making the integration of expats smooth and easy.
The overall atmosphere at the workplace is friendly and welcoming, making it easier to settle in and build relationships with colleagues.
Due to Malta's small size, many places of interest are within easy reach. A person can go from the office to home to a dinner reservation on the other end of the island all in under 1 hour.
Malta is benefitting from a healthy and stable economy with one of the lowest unemployment rates in the European Union.
Maltese Law requires a work permit for all third-country nationals.
As part of the European Union, Malta welcomes all EU citizens to live and work in the country. However, if you come from a third-party country, you will need to apply for a residence and/or work permit. You can find more information on the residence and work permit procedures on the website of the Maltese government.
We believe that diversity is about creating equal opportunities for everyone, but not only. Our inclusive workplace enables us to embrace the diversity and richness of backgrounds and perspectives of our people and to leverage their diverse talents to arrive at winning business solutions.
By working with people from different backgrounds and with different experiences and working styles, we learn and get another perspective. Diverse views make for better decisions and thus drive a high-performance culture. Locally, 30% of our workforce comes from 35 different countries across the world.
With PwC Malta, opportunities are endless. We are constantly on the lookout for talent and all our vacancies are open to both local and foreign candidates. Take some time to browse through our vacancies and get in touch with us!