Malta is a hidden gem in the heart of the Mediterranean. Is it a good place to live?

Malta is a small island country located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, between Italy and the Gulf of North Africa. Its surrounding countries are Italy, Tunisia and Libya, and its transportation to Europe, Africa and the Middle East is very convenient. Malta Climate

Malta is located in the Mediterranean Sea and has a typical Mediterranean climate, which is really suitable for settling. Since I have two babies at home, I always get a fever and cold when the seasons change abroad. I have to go to the hospital at least once a month. Winter is also a period when the outbreak is frequent. The two babies take turns to go to the hospital with fever and cold. As a parent, it is really difficult to hold. Stay! Therefore, the necessity of climate is even more felt.

The summer in Malta is from June to September, with August being the hottest. The temperature is about 28-37 degrees. The temperature difference is relatively large. It is cool in the morning and evening, and the hottest in the afternoon. In fact, central air conditioning must be turned on in August. In other months, naturally ventilated houses do not need air conditioning at all, and you will not catch a cold due to air conditioning! There is little water in summer and basically no rain. Therefore, Malta is brown in summer, there is no rainfall for watering, and there are no green trees at all. Immigration, investment and settlement are free

Malta is an island country located in the center of the Mediterranean Sea. It is an extremely important transfer station for both black and white. It is known as the "Mediterranean cardiovascular" and is a world-famous tourist destination. The annual average temperature is 21.3°C, there is abundant sunshine, and the annual average sunshine time exceeds 300 days. It is a country that is very suitable for the healthy growth of children and the daily life of the elderly. And you can reach any European country you want to visit within three hours.

One of the reasons why Malta has become a popular destination for immigration investment is that the living conditions are very relaxed. There are not even any restrictions on immigration, investment and residence, and it is very free to go. It doesn’t matter even if you don’t settle in Malta for a day. Educational Tradition

As a Commonwealth country, Malta’s education sector is also deeply influenced by the United States. Malta belongs to the American education system. The curriculum content, teaching methods and entrance examination system all continue or refer to the British education tradition and are taught in English. There are 340 schools across the country, with small class sizes and a teacher-student ratio of 1:10.7.

Maltese education follows the American education system. After immigrant investors obtain a work permit, their children can receive public education services for free. Public education uses bilingual teaching in English + Maltese (only Maltese, history, Teaching religious beliefs in the Maltese language classroom). Of course, you can also choose private schools, which focus on English classroom teaching and can connect to higher education institutions in the United States and the United Kingdom through IB, AP, and A Level. You can also go back to China to participate in the Huaqiang Student Joint Entrance Examination.