Advantages and disadvantages of Maltese immigrants

The advantages and disadvantages of Maltese immigrants are as follows:

First, the cost of living in Malta is relatively low, and prices are also relatively low. Immigrants don't have to worry too much about the price problem in Malta.

Second, Malta has beautiful scenery and is more suitable for providing for the aged than Greece.

Third, Malta has low taxes.

Fourth, Malta is allowed to work and there are many employment opportunities.

Fifth, there are few people in China, and the business competition is not as fierce as that in Greece, so it can cover a wide range.

Malta's shortcomings

First, the holding cost of Malta is relatively high in the later period. Although Malta has no immigration supervisor, immigrants need to have a local residence, which can be rented or bought. For renting a house, there are official regulations: the rent for the first five years cannot be less than 1.2 million euros; If you buy a house, you have to pay 270 thousand euros or 320 thousand euros in the first five years.

Although this requirement will be automatically cancelled after five years, you still need to have an actual residence address in Malta.

Second, Malta needs compulsory medical insurance, with an annual expenditure of about 654.38 million euros.

Malta is very small, half smaller than Singapore.

Fourth, there are few Chinese in Malta, and it takes a long time to integrate into local life.