What educational benefits can immigrants enjoy in Malta?

Malta is a Catholic country, where citizens believe in God, become calm, easy to satisfy and ready to help others. There is no conflict of beliefs in this country, and the atmosphere of the whole country is safe and reliable.

Malta is the only four-in-one country in the world, which means: Schengen+EU+Euro+Commonwealth. In the past five years, Malta's economy has maintained steady growth, and its economic growth rate ranks second in the European Union. In 20 15, GDP growth remained at around 5%, and the unemployment rate was as low as 3%. According to IMF20 14-20 15, Malta ranks 34th in the world with a per capita GDP of $2 1540, while China ranks 75th with a per capita GDP of only $8,280.

Malta has the reputation of Singapore in Europe and Switzerland in southern Europe.

Based on this, Maltese citizens live in peace and contentment, live a stable and prosperous life, and have no criminal motives. Malta is one of the safest countries in Europe.

The Maltese government provides free and compulsory education for primary and secondary schools, and public schools are funded by the government from primary school to university, providing free education for 16 years. Even primary education, including school transportation and teaching materials, is free.

It is precisely because universities in Malta are free that citizens have a high level of education, followed by high cultural quality. Living in such a country is a pleasure.

Other citizens live and work in peace and contentment, which is also reflected in the tax system. As we all know, developed countries and even China have a similar ladder tax system in the collection of personal income tax. The rich pay a high income tax, while the poor can't even reach the upper limit of paying a tax. This is also one of the main reasons why the rich in China are rushing to emigrate-the high tax burden.

Malta's personal income tax rate is 15%, which reflects the average national income, with little or no difference. There is no hatred for the rich and no comparison object, and everyone is very happy.