The experience of immigrating to Malta

1. Is the weather comfortable in Malta?

To tell the truth, the climate in Malta is one of the main reasons that attracted me to immigrate to the past. As a typical Mediterranean climate, the temperature here is comfortable all year round. Even if it is frozen into a dog in winter, the average temperature in Malta is around 15 degrees, and the highest temperature in hot summer is around 30 degrees. However, because Malta is an island country, the sea breeze will still bring cool breeze in summer, but the ultraviolet rays in Malta are still very strong in summer, so we must pay attention to sun protection. Malta has four distinct seasons, each with its own characteristics.

However, if you don't want to immigrate to Malta and just want to travel in the past, summer is generally the season with the most tourists. And Malta also has a nickname, "the back garden of Europe". Every year in July and August, many European countries will welcome the summer vacation, go to Malta for vacation, sunbathe on the beach, and the number of tourists enjoying sunbathing will increase exponentially. So all kinds of prices in Malta will go up this season, especially hotels. It is very good to reserve them. However, if you are not short of money or don't mind looking at people, you can ignore them, but if you have a plan, you'd better try to avoid July and August.

2. Is the transportation convenient after emigrating to Malta?

People who haven't been to Malta may not know it, but after going there, they found that Malta is really a very small country, so small that it doesn't need railways, subways, light rails and the like at all. Buses and taxis are completely enough, but they are really not, and people who immigrate to Malta can make do with their legs. However, people living in Malta are similar to the locals, and the main means of transportation is self-driving.

Malta's public transport system is very convenient. Generally, the price is one or two euros. You can buy a ticket directly from the driver when you get on the bus, and you can also get change. However, if you take the bus for a long time, you can do something like a monthly card, which is less than one euro and has an upper limit of about 26 euros per month. If you exceed this number, you can ride for free.

Taxis in Malta are actually not cheap, especially when converted into RMB. However, if you are in a hurry, I suggest you take a taxi directly. However, as a person who has lived in Malta for many years, it is best not to wave directly at the roadside. Some drivers don't hit the meter and tip a lot. But you can call a taxi directly, which is irrelevant and costs less.

3. What is the local consumption level after emigrating to Malta? Is the law and order good?

Malta is an island country, the price is not as cheap as expected, but it is still much lower than other EU countries, and the salary level in Malta is also ok, that is, this country is small after all, and there are few high-paying jobs, but the average middle class can, after all, live comfortably. Cooking at home will cost a lot less, and eating out will cost more. After all, eating out in any country is quite expensive.

This is completely reassuring. Malta's security level can be compared with Cyprus. Malta is a very quiet, harmonious and quiet small European country. There are many tourists here, and Maltese immigrants have increased in recent years. Generally speaking, Maltese are very friendly. Living here is not only safe, but also has a very high happiness index.

For the life after emigrating to Malta, we can turn this country into a wealthy second-tier city in China with a slower pace of life. At the end of a day's work, the most important thing in life is to go to a party, take wine to the seaside to talk, go to a movie, read a book on the sofa and go shopping. As for the rest, those are just clouds.