I suddenly want to change my living situation, and I am considering immigrating to Malta with my family, but at the age of 46, do you think it is possible?

Not to mention, at least three of my friends immigrated after they got married and started a business. One moved to the UK and two to Malta. The oldest person when they applied for immigration was 44, almost the same as you. Two brothers who immigrated to Malta said that their family has adapted quite well after moving there. The main reason is that the natural environment and social environment there are very good. One brother's parents even opened a wonton shop there, and the business is quite booming. After listening to their introduction, I realized that the education in Malta is very good. Not to mention the pure British style, many teachers graduated from prestigious British and American schools. The key point is that the tuition fees for international schools in Malta are about two-thirds cheaper than those in our country. After a few years of studying, the 70,000 Euro immigration cost will be recouped by more than half, and four generations of the family will be able to obtain status. This business is really cost-effective! By the way, I would like to remind the host that the intermediary must be chosen carefully, with many successful cases, rich experience, and the more complete the landing service, the better. The brother who immigrated to the UK found a private agent, but ended up with a lot of trouble. The two immigrated to Malta were smarter and found a senior agency in China, and they took care of everything. It seems to be called Wailian Immigration. It's still about foreign relations, the poster can check it out.