Can I work in Malta if I immigrate?

There are usually two situations when non-Maltese or EU citizens apply for jobs in Malta: one is for non-Maltese investment immigrants. This type of Chinese does not have Maltese immigration status, so they need to sign a contract with the employer first. Then apply for a residency to work, similar to a work visa. In this case, it is more difficult to apply for a work permit. You must first find a work unit that can hire you. The unit that agrees to hire the applicant needs to publish job recruitment information to the Malta Employment and Training Company and local media or recruitment agencies. In about one month, Only when no one is approved or applies for the position later or longer will the approval letter and work permit be issued. The whole cycle takes about 3-6 months, which is very difficult. Generally, lawyers are entrusted to do the application.

Relatively speaking, it is much easier for Chinese people with Malta investment immigration status to apply for a work permit. Not only is it easy, but you don’t need to apply yourself. The general process is: first find an employer. When the employer is willing to hire the applicant, the employer will apply for a work permit from the Malta Employment and Training Company for the applicant. The permit will be received in about 3 days. This kind of situation no longer requires online media listings, because Maltese immigrants have residency rights and do not occupy local resident resources like locals. Generally, they can go to work the next day after passing the interview with the employer. According to Aozhen Immigration, the Malta Employment and Training Corporation, referred to as "ETC" (Employment Training Corporation), is responsible for providing public employment services and managing state-funded vocational training programs, and applying for work permits for non-EU citizens.