Malta Work Visa: How to Apply and Acquire a Job

Types of Malta Work Permits

  • Single Permit: This permit allows third-country nationals to work and reside in Malta for a period longer than six months. It combines both the work and residence permit in one application.
  • Key Employee Initiative (KEI): This is a fast-tracked service designed for highly skilled workers and managerial positions. It offers a streamlined application process with a decision usually within five working days.

Steps to Apply for a Malta Work Visa

    • Job Offer: Secure a job offer from a Maltese employer. The employer must be willing to sponsor your work permit application.

    • Application Process:

      • Single Permit:
        • Complete the Single Permit Application form.
        • Submit a valid passport.
        • Provide passport-sized photos.
        • Submit a copy of the employment contract or job offer.
        • Provide proof of qualifications (diplomas, certificates).
        • Health insurance coverage.
        • Proof of accommodation in Malta.
        • Proof of financial means to support yourself.
        • Proof of no criminal record from your home country.
      • Key Employee Initiative (KEI):
        • Complete the KEI application form.
        • Valid passport.
        • Passport-sized photos.
        • Employment contract or job offer indicating a minimum annual salary of €30,000.
        • Proof of qualifications (university degree or equivalent).
        • Health insurance coverage.
        • Proof of accommodation.
        • Proof of no criminal record from your home country.
    • Submit Application: Submit your application to Identity Malta, either by mail or in person. Ensure all documents are translated into English (if necessary) and certified.

    • Processing Time:

      • Single Permit: The processing time is typically around 4-6 weeks.
      • Key Employee Initiative (KEI): The processing time is expedited, usually within 5 working days.
    • Arrive in Malta: Once your work permit is approved, you can travel to Malta. Upon arrival, you may need to register with the local authorities.

Tips for Acquiring a Job in Malta

  1. Online Job Portals: Use Czech job portals such as Jobs.cz, Expats.cz, and LinkedIn to search for job opportunities.

  2. Networking: Connect with professionals in your field through social media platforms, professional networks, and expatriate communities.

  3. Recruitment Agencies: Consider reaching out to recruitment agencies that specialize in placing foreign workers in Czech companies.

  4. Czech Language: Learning Czech can significantly increase your job prospects, although many multinational companies use English as their working language.

  5. Tailored CV and Cover Letter: Ensure your CV and cover letter are tailored to the Czech job market standards. Highlight your skills, qualifications, and experience relevant to the job.

By following these steps and tips, you can navigate the process of obtaining a Czech Republic work visa and securing employment in the country.

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