Bringing Your Family to Malta as a Single Permit Holder
Holding a Single Permit does not automatically give your family residence rights. Malta has separate family routes with their own conditions.
Practical help for everyday life in Malta, in the language you choose.
Holding a Single Permit does not automatically give your family residence rights. Malta has separate family routes with their own conditions.

The Single Permit allows eligible non-EU nationals to live and work legally in Malta for a specific employer. Here is what you need to know before starting the process.
A practical guide for residents and visitors on planning bus trips, using a personalised tallinja card, paying fares, taking harbour ferries and understanding which services are not included in free travel.

If you are eligible for Malta’s public healthcare coverage, you can apply online for a European Health Insurance Card before travelling.

Many first-time workers with an A-series residence card no longer need to submit a separate Social Security Number application.

If you are a foreign resident with taxable income connected to Malta, the MTCA expatriate registration form lets you register for income tax online.