Moving to Malta

SouthLondon · 2013-05-08T19:32:40+02:00

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SouthLondon Active member

Member since 07 May 2013

SouthLondonActive member08 May 2013 17:32:40

Hi all,

I do not want to spend another dreary winter in the hellhole - London, rude people and bad weather. Haven't quite made my mind up where to relocate to over the recent years, it was Argentina, then Croatia, then New Zealand, then Saskatchewan, Georgia - Europe, Turkey, then Galicia - Spain. Then there is Malta, it was a British colony from 1800 - 1964, the last of the troups leaving Malta 1979. Malta has had a long association with Britain, it drives on the left, the bedford buses were introduced by the British, the red phone and pillar boxes and a cricket team who sometimes competes with Corfu. One slight drawback with Malta is that it's 'small', but you've got the weather. Did you know that's Malta's climate was voted the number 1 ideal climate in the world next to Gran Canaria.
It's part of the commonwealth and part of the EU now, and english and maltese being it's official languages. What's the chance of an ordinary working bloke like me who is a small plant fitter to get a job in Malta? I'm not an investor or rolling in it, just want to get out of Britain. Thanks

暗网禁区inmalta Member

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暗网禁区inmaltaMember08 May 2013 20:10:58

Dear Sir,

Good evening,

I was seeing your post, can you send me a CV and will take it from there !

Thanks and regards
O. Dimech

SouthLondon Active member

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SouthLondonActive member08 May 2013 21:39:59

Hi, WHAT line of business are you in? And your e mail address? Grazed Thanks. Bill

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SouthLondonActive member08 May 2013 21:44:16

Sorry I meant GrazzI not grazed.

Fusspot Active member

Member since 20 February 2013

FusspotActive member09 May 2013 07:40:46

Hi

Important question have you ever been to Malta. We love living here but we know this is a place you seem to either love or hate! although the majority love it (we have lived in several place in Europe) If you are serious about living here you should come for a time to see if you like it.

Good luck

Toon Cyprus Expert

Member since 04 June 2011

ToonCyprus Expert09 May 2013 08:05:01

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Fusspot wrote:
Hi

Important question have you ever been to Malta. We love living here but we know this is a place you seem to either love or hate! although the majority love it (we have lived in several place in Europe) If you are serious about living here you should come for a time to see if you like it.

Good luck

absolutely 100% agree

tearnet ViP

Member since 19 June 2011

tearnetViP09 May 2013 15:45:10

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Plenty of plant that needs fixing in Malta, judging by the stuff I've seen.

Terry

Toon Cyprus Expert

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ToonCyprus Expert09 May 2013 16:31:52

10157

tearnet wrote:
Plenty of plant that needs fixing in Malta, judging by the stuff I've seen.

Terry

plenty of stuff needs fixing id say.... dunno whether its plant though...lol

SouthLondon Active member

Member since 07 May 2013

SouthLondonActive member09 May 2013 16:43:52

Hi all,

No I haven't been to Malta yet, it appears to be the most crowded country in europe in an island roughly the size of the Isle of Wight with a population of 415,000. Those of you that have lived there long term, what's the average winter temperature? today here in London it was all over he place from 17c down to 10c with winds. I can imagine Malta can be an easy place to settle in, the fact that it's small and crowded with a low crime rate means that you'll be more familiar in the community. There is some exiting wildlife there though not as much as say Turkey, you have the chameleon, the beautiful wall lizards and occellated skinks, and the rare algerian whip snake and the beautiful leopard snake, all of Malta's snakes are harmless.
I've heard Malta has a high percentage of people with diabetes, I'm myself a diabetic.
What is the standard of healthcare in Malta? Does it have a tram service?