Compared with most western countries, is accommodation convenience a welfare for Maltese immigrants?

You can apply for a job with the local government only by asking the employer to issue a work contract and a loan guarantee, and the procedure is convenient and simple. People with permanent residency in Malta can freely enter and leave Schengen countries, which brings great convenience to finding a job. Don't worry that the recruitment interview will be rejected because of immigration tendency or the employer can't get a work visa without loan guarantee, because it is a permanent resident of the EU member States.

Convenient accommodation in Malta hotels is an advantage for immigrants: serviced apartments are very easy to find. In the past 10 years, many immigrants and tourists flocked to Malta, which promoted the prosperity of the local rental market. Compared with most capitalist countries, both rent and house price in Malta are so cost-effective. If you choose to study in Malta and want to rent a house off campus, you can easily find a two-bedroom apartment with furniture, which costs only 500 euros a month. However, in the past 12 months, the rental price of apartments in Malta has soared, and now the house price is much higher than before.

Disadvantages: In Malta's "overseas immigrant community", the rent is very expensive. At the end of spring and summer, tourists from all over the world come in droves, and prices will also rise. Malta is located in the south of Europe, close to Italy, 90km south of Sicily, 284km east of Tunisia and 333km north of Libya. This is an extremely important transfer station between Europe and Africa. In terms of national security strategy, Malta, as a naval base, has become a strategic location and is known as the "Mediterranean Cardiovascular". Malta is a world-famous tourist destination, known as "the back garden of Europe". 1942, Malta was awarded the George Cross by the British King George VI in recognition of Malta's bravery in World War II. The pattern of the George Cross was made on Malta's five-star red flag.

Advantages: Compared with most European and American countries, Malta's daily living expenses are relatively cost-effective. In an ordinary bar, the market price of a bottle of beer is 1.5 Euro. The ingredients are cheap, and the traffic in the city is worse.

Disadvantages: Dining is likely to be expensive, especially for these picky people. There are countless restaurants and varied dishes on the island. Many truly high-quality restaurants are well aware of their value and charge high fees. However, consumer prices are still far lower than those in London, Paris or other major European cities.