Can immigrants work in Malta? Is it easy for China people to find jobs in Malta?

Non-Maltese or EU citizens applying for a job in Malta are often divided into two situations: one is for non-Maltese investment immigrants who have no Maltese immigration status, so they need to sign a contract with their employers first, and then apply for a residence job, which is similar to a work visa. In this case, it is more difficult to apply for a work permit. First of all, it is very difficult to find a work unit that can hire itself. The unit that agrees to hire the applicant needs to release the job recruitment information to Malta Employment and Training Company and local media or recruitment agencies. After about a month or more, when no one passes or applies for this position, it will get an approval letter and issue a work permit. The whole cycle is about 3-6 months, which is very difficult. Generally, applications are made by lawyers.

Relatively speaking, it is much easier for another China citizen with Maltese investment immigration status to apply for a work permit. Not only is it simple, but you don't need to apply for it yourself. The general process is as follows: first, find the employer. When the employer is willing to hire the applicant, the employer will apply for a work permit from Malta Employment Training Company for the applicant, and it will take about 3 days to get the permit. There is no need for online media to list publicity, because Maltese immigrants have the right to be residents, just like locals, and do not occupy local residents' resources. Generally, you can go to work the next day after passing the employer interview. According to immigrants from Macao and Shenzhen, Malta Employment Training Company (ETC) is responsible for providing public employment services and managing state-funded vocational training programs, and handling work permits for non-EU citizens. Refer to Global official website.