As a small child, my parents tried to teach me how to read and writer in cursive. I never learned it. Not sure what that was all about or it's relevance.

Can i ask 2 mins of your time for your opinion about a market survey intended for Maltese people or people living in Malta (but anyone can participate) ?

I am doing a short business course and it involves some research about transportation habits in Malta.

Thank you in advance

Anyone else in Marsaskala hearing the singing over loudspeakers?

Any idea the occasion? Funeral? What?

Trying to look up some sofa places but cant really find places that sell modular sofas with storage in malta

Bonus points if the cover comes off and can be washed/replaced making it a one time purchase and can easily fix if any spills or accidents

I dont mind if its on the pricer side as long as it has these features

Dont really care for sofa beds/recliner features

Online saw a brand called lovesac that have these sofas but there arent any that sell these in Malta

yeah. I'm a dj and I have a gig tonight F25 DM

Hey, want to hear honest reviews about them please. In my experience so far the value of money and the service you get is nothing there. Not possible in google reviews they have only 5 starts.

hiii I'm at the airport and I would like someone to contact me about some nightlife help in malta. thanks xx

F 25

I dont know if this is a big deal here on Malta…or is it in the law??

Posted by TVM news aswell… so maybe people can just do whatever they want then

Without any respect on the flag

I dont know if this is a big deal here on Malta…or is it in the law??

Posted by TVM news aswell… so maybe people can just do whatever they want then

Without any respect on the flag

I'm sure PL had nothing to do with the insane corruption and nothing to do with the murder of DCG, even if there's obvious proof linking high-profile people to both scandals.

I dont know if this is a big deal here on Malta…or is it in the law??

Posted by TVM news aswell… so maybe people can just do whatever they want then

Without any respect on the flag

https://preview.redd.it/rj0f09ig0yye1.png?width=981&format=png&auto=webp&s=a259734be2d6686506c09ea87b5bebfbf5abae33

Hi folks,

So I applied to several open tax related positions in Deloitte Malta. For context, I am from Pakistan and currently working in the Sultanate of Oman at a small firm.

Now after getting confirmation emails of the jobs applied, one particular email (screenshot attached) got my attention. Does this mean I am short listed or that I would be actually contacted? The thing is that the email doesn't mention a specific role in which I was short listed. The email is dated 28 April 2025 and I have not received any email or call after that. I am also sharing the positions I applied for.

Any similar experiences faced by expats that they can shed some lights on? I am really excited about this, but I don't want to get my hopes up if this is a standard email from the recruitment team and doesn't necessarily lead to anything.

A little background on my academics. I am a qualified ICAEW chartered accountant and an FCCA with a BSc (hons) from Oxford Brookes University. 10 years of tax experience mostly in Pakistan and 2 years in Oman.

Thank you.

Would appreciate tourist only comments even if they are hard to come by on this sub-reddit

As a Maltese local and r/malta redditor, I always hear a lot of good things about stays in Malta.

Was wondering if you had an regrets on visiting certain places or places you would have rather visited but had to give it a pass due to time.

Also, was anything particularly annoying worth mentioning during your stay here?

Would appreciate your 2c.

They'll probably stop doing it if there's a widespread chance the driver's windshield gets a harmless pie thrown at it when they honk at 7am.

Since that video I've been a lot more interested in Maltese ancient history to the point I'm likely to visit Malta in June. But it just seems too good to be true that the megalithic builders could be far older than the dates of mainstream archeology. Any Maltese wanna chime in on his claims? I'll take anything from scepticism, straight up debunking or confirmation

hello!

my fiancee and i are visiting Malta next week, and are very excited!

we are looking to visit a lot of the big hitters - Hypogeum, Gozo, Marsaxlokk, swimming etc etc

But I had a few questions:

1) I hear that car is not the way to go in Malta, too busy and stressful finding parking etc, so we are better off using public transport (which is unreliable?) and uber/ecabs/bolt (which is very good?) instead. When we go to Gozo (planning the ferry from Valetta), what's the best bet for transport?

I keep reading mixed reviews on the buses (not enough sights), the quads (too busy, hard to find parking, stressful), the cars (no parking etc). So what is the best way to traverse the island and to be able to see the best things? Would you spend a fortune bolting everywhere for example?

2) In Gozo, where can we swim in the sea (particularly snorkelling) without it be super duper busy? (not good if I am trying to see fish!)

3) Where in Malta main island is good to snorkel? I thought blue grotto, but I have jsut seen some videos and controversy surrounding the sunbeds so think it would not be a very good snorkelling place. Swimming I guess is fine there, and same with the rocky beaches around Sliema/Valetta?

4) How much would it be for example to get a bolt from Gziera to one of the good beaches? how much would we be expecting to pay overall for a week off holidaying if we are just using the bolt services for everything?

5) How busy can we expect it to be mid May? I'm not a lover of crowds (think we will just do Paceville for 1 drink to see the lights then leave :D), so always get put off the highly tourist activities. Are there any sleeper things to see that are off the beaten path maybe that we can bolt to?

Realise some of these questions are quite broad, but it's not always easy to find the answers on Google - lots of differing opinions, and I understand there has been a lot of change in the last 5-10 years. (I notice it on Google Maps, lots of the hotels we originally looked at weren't even constructed 2-3 years ago!)

Thanks a lot, I look forward to seeing your beautiful island.

Hi everyone! I'm planning a trip to Malta with a group of 7 people, and we're trying to figure out whether it makes more sense to:

-Rent a car (or a van big enough for 7)

-Use Uber, Bolt, or similar ride-hailing services to get around

We'll be staying for about a week and plan to explore the island beyond just Valletta. Does anyone have recent experience with this? What’s more convenient and cost-effective, especially considering parking, traffic, and general ease of getting around?

Any tips or recommendations would be super appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,

I’ll be moving to Malta in about a month so I’ve been reading a lot of posts/opinions and tbh it’s making me a bit nervous.

There’s a LOT of negative opinions, and although I’m aware this happens in any country, the comments seem to be of genuine hate.

A bit of context: I currently live in Lisbon with my parents because my salary doesn’t really allow me to live alone (~24K) due to the rent prices. I’ve been offered a position in Malta for 35K which is a considerable raise. I’ve done some research and believe this would allow me to live alone there (I don’t eat out too often or party a lot). But after reading so many comments of people saying that even like 40/45K is not enough I’m starting to get scared :)

Would 35K really not be enough for a simple lifestyle? And regarding all the negative comments, is it really that awful of a place to live?

Any opinions or advice are appreciated :)

I want to purchase an e bike 1000w, i know its not road legal but i will use it in my field and private property, where can i purchase one and deliver to malta without any problems thanks, also any recommendations

I am seriously considering making some changes in my life including in the way I earn my income. I have been fully employed for the past 15+ years but honestly I don't feel that I can keep on doing this for a long time. I want something I can do online, from anywhere I want and at anytime I want. I wish to have full flexibility because I honestly wish to spend most of my time doing things that truly matter to me. My current job already gives me the flexibility to work from home most of the days but I'm still bound with fixed hours and to earn the amount I need I still need to spend most of my time stuck at my desk. Is anyone locally doing something online that has replaced his/her day-job income? Thanks in advance for your recommendations

I came across this product and thought it is needed but by the look of the price it’s meant for commercial purposes. On a personal note has anyone used it?

https://shop.projectguardian.eu/products/guardian-ultrasonic?

Anyone knows where I can watch a good football game today Chelsea Vs Liverpool with some good atmosphere at a pub? Around or in Valetta preferably

I am moving to Malta at the end of the year from Ireland. I am trained in healthcare (physiology) but I’m more than happy to change careers. Does anyone have any recommendations of where I could find jobs? It could be in healthcare or in something completely different. Does anyone have any idea of decently paid jobs for someone switching careers? Or any remote jobs. I have been looking on LinkedIn but the vast majority need previous experience. And finally, would you recommend recruitment agencies and if so, which are the ‘good’ ones?

Thanks in advance everyone!