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Moving to Malta: Jobs, Cost of Living & Expat Guide
Malta has become one of Europe’s fastest-growing destinations for expats looking for international careers, sunny weather, and an English-speaking environment.
The country is especially popular among professionals working in iGaming, customer support, finance, and tech.
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Why Move to Malta
Malta combines career opportunities with a Mediterranean lifestyle.
Expats are attracted by:
English as an official language
Strong iGaming industry
International companies
Warm climate and coastal lifestyle
Growing finance and tech sectors
The country’s international workforce makes it especially attractive for multilingual professionals.
Jobs in Malta for Expats
The strongest sectors for expats include:
iGaming and online gaming
Customer support and content moderation
Finance and fintech
Tourism and hospitality
IT and software development
Many employers offer relocation packages for international candidates. Thinking on moving to Malta? Explore iGaming jobs in Malta.
Best Areas to Live in Malta
Sliema
Popular among young professionals and expats due to restaurants, nightlife, and international offices.
Valletta
Malta’s capital offers history, culture, and growing business opportunities.
St. Julian’s
A major hub for iGaming and international companies.
Cost of Living in Malta
Living costs in Malta are generally lower than in many Western European countries, although rental prices have increased in recent years.
Typical monthly costs include:
Rent and utilities
Transportation
Groceries
Dining and entertainment
You can compare updated living expenses and rent prices in Malta using Numbeo here.
Accommodation in Malta
Housing demand is highest in:
Sliema
St. Julian’s
Valletta
Popular rental websites:
Many expats initially choose shared apartments before finding long-term accommodation.
Work Culture in Malta
Malta offers a highly international work environment with professionals from across Europe.
Workplaces are often:
Fast-paced
English-speaking
Multicultural
Customer-service focused
Hybrid and remote roles are increasingly common.
Visa & Work Requirements
EU citizens can work freely in Malta.
Non-EU citizens require a work permit and employer sponsorship.
Find here official information on obtaining a work permit in Malta.
FAQ
Is English enough to work in Malta?
Yes. English is widely spoken and used professionally.
What jobs are most common in Malta?
iGaming, customer support, sales, and finance roles are among the most common.
Is Malta good for expats?
Yes. Malta is particularly popular among young professionals and remote workers.
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Created 14 Dec 2023
Updated 18 Feb 2026