Why Malta?
 

Located in the Mediterranean, midway between Europe and Africa, Malta is a highly cost competitive natural nexus for the greater Mediterranean region. The Island’s legislative and regulatory systems provide a solid yet flexible framework for business. For expatriates, the living costs in Malta are considerably lower than the main countries in central Europe, and the international schools reflect this low cost of living. In addition, the good climate and relaxed pace of life make it an attractive location for expatriates and their families. EU Membership and the adoption of the Euro have underscored the island’s stability.

 

Some facts about Malta

• Country's Full Name: Republic of Malta (Republika ta' Malta)
• Capital City: Valletta
• Population: 475,701 (as at December 2017)
• Official Languages: Maltese and English
• Currency: Euro - Malta joined the Eurozone on January 1, 2008
• Religion: 98% - Roman Catholics. Other denominations have places of worship.
• Location: 93 km south of Sicily (Italy); 288 km east of Tunisia
• International Dialing Code: +356
• Internet Domain: .mt
• Terrain: Mostly low, rocky, with dissected plains and many coastal cliffs
• Climate: Mediterranean with hot dry summers and cool, short winters. Annual rainfall is 600mm (24 inches) and falls mostly between October and March.
• Area: 
Malta comprises three major islands:
 

• Malta - 246 sq km (94.9 square miles) 
• Gozo - 67 sq km (25.9 square miles) 
• Comino - 3 sq km (1.1 square miles)