What's it like to live in Malta? Is there anyone who lives there who can tell me about it?

Malta, located in the middle of the Mediterranean, near Italy, is an island country endowed with life and soul by God. As the "heart of the Mediterranean", Malta attracts a large number of tourists every year. Moreover, Malta is a very livable country. Many customers are very concerned about the details of local life after immigrating to Malta. Today we will share some small details for you, so that you can live in "other" countries with ease!

Housing?

You may have been to this country many times before you decide to immigrate to Malta, but in Malta, vacation and life are actually two different things, so when choosing to rent or buy a house, don't choose the home that suits you according to the feeling of vacation. We should also consider geographical location, surrounding environment, rent price and other factors, and we need to carefully choose housing.

Discount season

Double Eleven has just come to an end, and soon we will usher in a new wave of year-end shopping spree-"Black Friday". Like other European countries, most shopping malls and shops in Malta will have great promotions and discounts during the Black Five. In the meantime, you can buy from buy buy. In addition to Black Friday, Malta also has two big discount seasons: January, July and August. Malta has many niche European brands, especially Italian brands, with good quality and high cost performance. You can find many good things in any small shop on Slim Road.

Embark on a journey

Buses in Malta generally cost 2 euros once and can be effectively transferred within 90 minutes. Investors can apply for bus cards with relevant certificates, including ordinary bus cards, tourist monthly cards and Zhou Ka. It costs only 0.75 Euro to use the bus card every time, which is very affordable. In addition, if you don't want to take public transportation, you can also choose to take a taxi. Automatically locate after downloading the app, and calling a car is very convenient and fast. You are also free to choose credit card payment or cash payment. For those friends who think it is a bit expensive to take a taxi, you can also choose the local carpooling software Coolpad. The starting price is generally 3.99 Euros, which is economical and the service attitude is good.

Daily garbage classification

Every region in Malta has its own fixed garbage collection time. Everyone should pay attention to the fact that the community where they live will generally post notices next to public elevators, which will show the specific recycling time of different types of garbage. Everyone needs to put the garbage in a unified place outside, and then collect the garbage according to the above requirements. It should be noted that some areas are collected in the morning and some areas are collected at night. Everyone should pay attention to the time of their own community, try to get rid of the garbage before a fixed time, and don't take it out too early, which will affect the environment and beauty of the community.

External wave

I believe everyone is familiar with some famous scenic spots in Malta, but today I will share some more practical details with you in Xiang Xiao, so that you can avoid the peak of people and enjoy a more comfortable travel experience. Malta's sea is recognized as the top level in the world. There are many beautiful bays here, which are good places for swimming and diving. The most famous beach is Golden Bay, which is the best choice for leisure because of its delicate beach and calm sea water. However, there are a lot of people here, so I suggest that you can choose 8: 00 or 9: 00 in the morning, and there are very few people.

Of course, besides Golden Bay, Meliha Bay, Paradise Bay, Komino Island and Gozo Island, it is also a good place for swimming and diving. If you like hiking, you can also choose beautiful and very quiet areas such as Mudina, Li Ding Cliff, Malthus Rock and North Meliha Nature Reserve ~

The proportion of accounting examinations is the highest in the world.

Up to now, Malta has carried out a total of 29,456 tests, which is the highest in the world and has been praised by the World Health Organization. Health authorities have been conducting as many tests as possible to identify and isolate positive cases, and have conducted tests in workplaces where many people, including health departments, and members of the police and armed forces. This also found some asymptomatic infected people in time. Malta did not continue to add confirmed patients, and life was gradually relieved. Julia Farruggia, Malta's Minister of Tourism, has also identified the first batch of countries that meet the concept of "safe corridors" put forward earlier. At present, 19 countries that have confirmed navigation include:

Iceland, Slovakia, Cyprus, Lithuania, Israel, Latvia, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Denmark, Hungary, Austria, Luxembourg, Germany, Czech Republic, Ireland, Finland, Sicily (only Sicily in Italy), Sardinia.