Settling in Malta

For anyone interested in moving to Malta, here are some general facts that might be useful. Situated at the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, the Maltese Islands are jewels rich in history, traditions and culture. Although Malta has few natural resources, the economy is driven mainly by tourism and light manufacturing. The ICT industry is also improving steadily, promising a lucrative future as international businesses are also investing in Malta within this sector.

The climate in Malta is envied by loads of Europeans, having warm temperatures throughout the year. Being an island, Malta is surrounded by breathtaking coasts and beaches. Various water-sports and diving sessions are regularly held here too.

Tourists come to Malta for a number of reasons; sunshine and the sea are among the most popular. A number of English pensioners retire in Malta as culturally the island has very strong links with Britain, resulting from the colonial association in the past. In fact, Malta gained its Independence from Britain in September 1964. Malta is also enriched with an interesting history, having remnants and leftovers from pre-historic times and other periods when Malta was a colony of various other nations.

Maltese people are very charming and welcoming. Moreover, the lifestyle is peaceful and calmer compared to the larger European cities. That said, there are still interesting activities going on, embracing an urban lifestyle as well. Central parts of the island are among the busiest, and real estate in St Julians Malta is sought after. People like living and staying in St Julians for various reasons ranging from shopping, cinema, sunbathing, dining, going to work, clubbing and chilling. In other words, St Julians has it all. Transport is also not a problem, as due to its popularity, a number of busses and taxis pass frequently from the place.

The attracted settler should not find much trouble with staying in Malta. Places are nice and tranquil, and above all crime rate is very low.