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Head Office:
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St. Julians, Malta.
Tel: (+356) 21 38 41 90,
21 38 39 66.
Fax: (+356) 21 37 72 97.
Fax: (+356) 21 38 39 43.
Qawra Office:
2, Triq il-Kurazza,
Qawra, Malta.
Tel: (+356) 21 57 44 23,
21 57 44 24.
Gozo Office:
37, Republic Street,
Victoria, Gozo.
Tel: (+356) 21 56 66 90,
21 56 66 91.
[email protected]
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Apart from its natural
beauty, peaceful way of life, rich cultural &, historical heritage
and warm hospitality, Malta has much more to offer.
Tax Incentives
Malta offers an unusually low tax rate for non-Maltese permanent
residents, being a flat rate of 15% on all income (less tax rebates
as applicable).
 There
are no Council taxes in Malta, that is to say, Local Councils
do not charge any additional taxes. Onshore Companies have
a maximum tax rate of 5%. Besides, there are various incentives
for companies considering manufacturing on the Islands which
include tax exemptions and subsidized factory rent.
Malta offers a cheaper cost of living as well as a high
standard of living. The Malta Freeport is one athe
largest trans-shipment ports in the Mediterranean.
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Friendly
Atmosphere
The
Maltese are a warm and friendly nation who are always willing to
help. English along with Maltese are the official languages, with
Italian being widely spoken by the locals. French and German are
steadily gaining ground.
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 Safe
Environment
With
its low crime rate, Malta is a very safe place to live, where
people casually walk the streets until the early hours of
the morning. Amazingly on Gozo, Malta's sister Island, it
is still common to see keys left in the lock of the main door.
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 Schooling
The
standard of education in Malta is very high and there are
a number of different schools to chose from, ranging from
Church schools to privately owned boarding schools. All tuition
is in English. One also finds a long established University
and Medical School.
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Health
Care
On the Island there
are a number of hospitals which form part of the National Health Service.
There are also three private hospitals, which are, St Philips, St
James and Capua, all of which offer the latest in medical health science.
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Religion
The large majority of
Maltese are Roman Catholic, but one also finds Protestant Churches,
a Mosque, a Greek Orthodox Church and a Synagogue.
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Sports
 Sports
enthusiasts are spoilt for choice on Malta (owing to the climate
and clear sea) ranging from football, horseriding, polo, archery,
golf, cricket, tennis, squash, sailing, yachting, fishing
etc..as well as any other type of water sports imaginable.
All 5 and many 4 star hotels have their own fitness and health
clubs. Many locals frequent the Marsa Sports Club, with its
20 tennis courts and 18 hole golf course, the Royal Yacht
Club and the Union Club. It is planned to have two other golf
courses in the near future.
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 Yacht
Marinas
Malta offers excellent
boating facilities and currently there are 3 main marinas with
berthing facilities for 7000 boats. A further 2 marinas are
in the offing.
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Entertainment
Malta is the place
in the Mediterranean for sun, fun and night life which varies
from the cafe society to operas, plays, jazz festivals, ballroom
dancing, ballet, art exhibitions, period re-enactments, casinos,
clubs, discos, cinemas (with a new IMAX screen) plenty of restaurants
serving varied and excellent cuisine and a multitude of bars
which open all hours. There are also ex-patriot communities
from most European countries, who along with their Embassies
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Telecommunications
Malta boasts an extremely
modern telecommunications infrastructure, thus ensuring excellent
communication both through telephone (mobile and fixed) and internet
with the rest of the world. There are 2 GSM mobile phone providers,
cable and digital terrestrial TV. Broadband internet connectivity
is one of the highest in Europe.
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Importation
of Pets
Pets such as cats and
dogs, birds and marine life can be imported into Malta, subject to
a quarantine time which varies.
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