I've been here 15 years. The hottest summer I experienced it got to 49 degrees for a few days back in 2013. I used to put my pillow in the freezer for a couple of hours before going to bed. AND I didn't have AC back in those days. Utter nightmare!
Where have you been shopping? Fresh strawberries, in Mellieha, where I live, are between 2 and 2.5 euro. Go to a small market. A lot of them are owned by farm families. I am able to eat things here that I gave up 10 or more years ago, when I lived in the States. Just bought broccoli and mushrooms yesterday. Like having diamonds and rubies, except they are edible. 40C may seem hot to someone who grew up in Britain, but it is normal for people like me. All a matter of what you're accustomed to. But I don't like the damp in winter.
I was thinking the same about the weather 😭. I live in a country where it is normal for the temperature to he 47,48 degrees Celsius in the summer so it getting to 40 rarely is fine for me!
Super sweet and found your post while looking at Malta for my next destination. Enjoyed your brief details on Malta, very informative. Have a pleasant time, Terra May!
as a maltese person i wish you would've talked more about our history cause like you said we have old temples from probably centuries ago but we are also known for being (i think) the most bombed place in world war 2 because we were being invaded by everyone and so we were getting bombed by almost everyone
Hi 👋 As this was a Pros and Cons video I wouldn't have listed the history in either, but totally agree with you! But if/when I make a general info video on Malta then I will absolutely talk about the extensive history 😊
@@porucznikkundlewicz5218 If I properly understood what you meant, you are more than right. The Maltese people never really fought for the independence of their country, except simply following orders from their respective rulers. Unless we mention a few daring individuals who had a completely different vision from the rest of the population (which was always the vast part of the population). And in fact, those few individuals, were always seen as "traitors" from all the real traitors totally lacking from true morals and principles which were needed back then. And the above is said from a Maltese person.
Where did you buy your strawberries from? If from supermarkets, then yes, they would be pricey, especially during off-season. But when they're in season you can find them for half that price at the farmer's market in Ta' Qali. They also sell plenty of locally grown produce for less than you'd find in a shop :)
i have never saw a box of strawberries sold for 8euros even from a supermarket, usually when in season they are sold from 2.50 to 4 euros, small box, but even when not in season, they are sold much less from that price
I assume that English is spoken everywhere since it was a British colony, correct ? What are the Maltese like, similar to Italians ? Is Malta safe ? How easy is it to deal with the authorities ?
Yes, everyone speaks english here. Maltese are pretty similar to italians, Malta is one of the safest country in europe and it's really easy to deal with tje authorities.
Interesting. I have just visited Malta for the first time and I hardly saw any garbage on the street. For me,I found it very,very clean. It even reminded me of Monaco,at least Valletta
It really depends where you go, busier areas where you find most tourists are generally kept cleaner (Valletta), but come inland and you'll find that it's a bit dirtier
Other cons: - the petards during festas. These things are unbearable. It's like the Blitz. I dunno how old people don't have heart attacks cos you can feel the windows shake! - the size of the island; it can make you feel isolated and claustrophobic - lack of greenery/parks Other pros: - food portions at restaurants: very generous! - history - people speak English + Italian
Perth in Western Australia sounds very similar regarding hot weather. We often get 88C-42C or sometimes higher.. during summer. Not much rain if any during summer. I’ve had a gut full of the heat. I can’t handle humidity so, I think if I go to Malta it will only be for a visit. My granny was Maltese.
I wish my family was from there Why not get an EU passport from your connection there, you could live anywhere in the EU ! I would think the process would be easy in your case
Hi Tessa i'm going to live there since April and this is an very interesting video. I'm from Colombia and i hope meet you. From now i'm suscribed to your Chanel... Saludos un abrazo
I'm from London but have lived in Italy since 2001, and have two kids 10 and 8 years who have only ever lived here. We're visiting Malta over New Year, and as I'm researching, I've become taken with the idea that we could relocate there. Do you know any people who could advise on what Malta is like from a family (and soon to have teenagers) perspective? Also do you know if there is much of an eco/permaculture community in Malta? It seems like it desperately needs regenerative agricultural approaches to deal with the lack of water.
Good evening, Thank you so much for the informative video. I'm Paul a Kenyan citizen currently based in Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates. I have a plan to relocate to Malta before the end of the year. I have a ask, how is the automobile industry since that is my area field. How about life in general in Malta.
Good evening, sorry for invading your post - Paul, I'm Purity from Kenya, living in Dubai and would like to relocate to Malta as well. How do you plan to relocate - agency or direct hire. Thanks
Hi good video, what did you have to do to kvoe out there? Reading some articles that say leaving the EU has made it really hard for UK residents to move to Malta 😔
Hello Tessa, please do you have any idea on how someone could get a job in a factory in Malta? I have been working as a packer in a manufacturing company in Dubai for 2yrs.
Hi Tessa. Thank you for your video. Do you have an knowledge about the hospitals and working as a nurse in Malta? I would like to explore the option, but I realise I have a good job in the U.K. with the NHS. Just not the weather …😂. Any advice would be a super help. Thank you 🙏
Hi Natalie 👋 I don't have too much knowledge on that unfortunately, but we have public and private hospitals out here just like in the UK - so I can presume that the experience is similar. I will get in contact with a friend who I think might be able to give you more info! 🤗
@@tessamay3753 Thank you so much. Can I ask, do you see Malta as a place to live permanently or just for a short period of time. Obviously everyone is different. I just wondered your opinion now you have lived there 3 years. Thank you 😊
@@nataliemcginty6153 Hi Natalie, sorry for my delayed reply! Do you have Instagram? It would be easier to message you there, I know a nurse who works in the private sector and she said she'd be able to answer any questions! But of course I'd need to DM you the details 😁
Hello Tessa! I’m a junior doctor working in the uk and thinking about potentially moving to Malta for my training. Would you be able to get me in contact with her too? I’m struggling to find info online. Thanks a lot for your help xx
Compared with that of the UK - very mild! The temperature doesn't really start to drop drastically until December/January. For instance, right now at the end of October, it's still around 25°C. But when it gets cold - you have to keep in mind that the houses and apartments are made for getting out the heat, so it does feel a lot colder than it actually is
Wonderful insights! It looks so instagramable :D I actually applied for some jobs in Malta and would give it a go if I hear back from them. How much is the cost of living there?
It honestly depends on where you decide to live, areas like Sliema/St Julians/Valletta are generally pretty high in terms of rent prices. Places such as Bugibba are cheaper in terms of rent. Food (I find) is on the expensive side but if you know where to shop then you can live pretty comfortably on a fair budget 😊
Hello! It would completely depend on your nationality, but as with most expats you'd have a set time period (usually 2 weeks) before needing to claim your employment to the gov. But from experience it's much easier to have a job already lined up before moving 😊 saves a lot of stress! If that doesn't seem like a good option for you then might I suggest coming over for a small vacation to scope out the job scene and make face to face connections
It depends on your definition of walkable hahah. But the nicest areas to walk around are Sliema (it has a big promenade along the front as well as lots of shops/a shopping mall - but it means it's usually busy), Valletta is classed as a city so there's city toll for cars, which means it's quite nice to walk around there (again, can be busy). And really any smaller/seaside towns like Mellieha, St Pauls Bay. But those are just from personal experience, I don't really go to the south that much, but I'm sure there's lovely walkable neighborhoods there too.
Incredible for me you did not mention pollution; isn't it polluted where you live? I would like to see more of you and Malta, thanks. I don't find it to be very dirty, though, maybe because I lived for yearssss in Naples, Italy,.
Hi Tinu 👋 I'm not sure what you mean, all counties have different entry polices depending on where you're from. Unfortunately as the UK has left the EU, it is increasingly harder than before so I would recommend doing some research before making a decision 😊
@@tinutomy3258 to my knowledge, having work experience in Malta won't help you with a work visa for the UK... like I said, as they've now left the EU it's increasingly hard to get one I'd recommend checking the UK gov website for the requirements to apply 😊
Hey - what is the weather like in January please? Me and my friend are planning to go there in January but concerned about the weather. In Britain weather can be random so just wanted to see if it’s the same over there pls.
Hey! January is definitely the coldest month, it rains and is generally a little grey. Average temperature I would say is like 12 - 16 degrees Celsius in the day, you can still explore but obviously swimming and the beach would be a no go 😅 I would definitely recommend going later in the year if that's possible for you!
I was there for only 3 days, but I got a traumatic experience with the bus system. Almost all bus lines come every 20-30 minutes??? And even more time.
Please for someone who loves drinking water and having 3 baths a day, how safe is water from the tap? Or do you have residential borehole tanks to supply water during the crazy hot summers? Is their water drought there that limits use?
It really depends what career field you're looking in tbh. In the summer there are lots of hospitality jobs since it's tourist season, but the more 'stable' jobs that aren't seasonal you can find on LinkedIn quite easily 😊
Dear Tessa, I must say after all the "cons" you had to endure for the last 3 years, you still look very healthy, happy and beautiful 🏴 🌹 😍. Take care & stay safe 🤗. Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ♥ 🇬🇧 ™
Honestly it depends, it's the same as most places in Europe. There are certain areas where I personally feel more safe and can walk/get public transport alone in the evening. But there are certain areas that I would avoid... just a case of using common sense and making sure you take the right precautions 😊
Can't say I've ever experienced something like that, I've found everyone I've met here to be very kind 😊 but I guess it's the same with anywhere you go, I don't think anywhere on earth is 100% free of rude people 😅🤷🏼♀️
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Hi Anish 👋 at the moment it's winter here, but a lovely mild winter 😀 so around 15°c, but with some rainy days, January usually gets a bit colder then in March it will warm up again 😊
I completed bsc computer science, i am good at ms excell, vba all ms excell related things, but the problem is i am a freshet i completed my graduation recently 2021 August, is there any chance to me to get store keeper, cashier jobs in malta, by the way i am from india, my name is Lucas
I don't work in HR or in hiring so I'm afraid I can't really help you find a job as I don't have those kind of connections 😊 but I would recommend looking at Facebook groups like 'Jobs In Malta' Here's the link: facebook.com/groups/275716105919862/?ref=share
I've been here 15 years. The hottest summer I experienced it got to 49 degrees for a few days back in 2013. I used to put my pillow in the freezer for a couple of hours before going to bed. AND I didn't have AC back in those days. Utter nightmare!
@Moon Rise No. You would struggle to make ends meet and pay rent. That is very low.
49? it never got more than 43.7
Where have you been shopping? Fresh strawberries, in Mellieha, where I live, are between 2 and 2.5 euro. Go to a small market. A lot of them are owned by farm families. I am able to eat things here that I gave up 10 or more years ago, when I lived in the States. Just bought broccoli and mushrooms yesterday. Like having diamonds and rubies, except they are edible. 40C may seem hot to someone who grew up in Britain, but it is normal for people like me. All a matter of what you're accustomed to. But I don't like the damp in winter.
I was thinking the same about the weather 😭. I live in a country where it is normal for the temperature to he 47,48 degrees Celsius in the summer so it getting to 40 rarely is fine for me!
Super sweet and found your post while looking at Malta for my next destination. Enjoyed your brief details on Malta, very informative. Have a pleasant time, Terra May!
as a maltese person i wish you would've talked more about our history cause like you said we have old temples from probably centuries ago but we are also known for being (i think) the most bombed place in world war 2 because we were being invaded by everyone and so we were getting bombed by almost everyone
Hi 👋 As this was a Pros and Cons video I wouldn't have listed the history in either, but totally agree with you! But if/when I make a general info video on Malta then I will absolutely talk about the extensive history 😊
@@tessamay3753 oh ok haha
To be hinest, your loses duting ww2 are pieces of shit compared to Warsaw, Berlin, Sant Petersburg, chisinau etc.
@@porucznikkundlewicz5218 If I properly understood what you meant, you are more than right. The Maltese people never really fought for the independence of their country, except simply following orders from their respective rulers.
Unless we mention a few daring individuals who had a completely different vision from the rest of the population (which was always the vast part of the population).
And in fact, those few individuals, were always seen as "traitors" from all the real traitors totally lacking from true morals and principles which were needed back then.
And the above is said from a Maltese person.
Not the topic of the video.
I totally agree with you in every way. I too am living in Malta and I was born here. Nice review by the way.
Thanks so much 🥰
Please, do you have any idea on how someone could get a job in a factory.
I've been working as a packer in a manufacturing company in Dubai.
Where did you buy your strawberries from? If from supermarkets, then yes, they would be pricey, especially during off-season. But when they're in season you can find them for half that price at the farmer's market in Ta' Qali. They also sell plenty of locally grown produce for less than you'd find in a shop :)
i have never saw a box of strawberries sold for 8euros even from a supermarket, usually when in season they are sold from 2.50 to 4 euros, small box, but even when not in season, they are sold much less from that price
@@ferrinter7956 hehehe but for the tourists the price is different. hehehe
Exactly, and as I don't exactly look like a local, I get charged tourist prices 😅
€ 5 for a big punnet or a lot less in season from the local grocers.
I assume that English is spoken everywhere since it was a British colony, correct ? What are the Maltese like, similar to Italians ? Is Malta safe ? How easy is it to deal with the authorities ?
Maltesers was invented there. Yes or no?
Yes, everyone speaks english here. Maltese are pretty similar to italians, Malta is one of the safest country in europe and it's really easy to deal with tje authorities.
Love the video and the editing!! Keep it up ❤️
Thank you so much! 💓
You love the video but I love you.
Are you single?
Greetings from Malta!
Interesting. I have just visited Malta for the first time and I hardly saw any garbage on the street. For me,I found it very,very clean. It even reminded me of Monaco,at least Valletta
Malta is great for uber rich to slum around in for a few weeks ! But all year round ? No.
It really depends where you go, busier areas where you find most tourists are generally kept cleaner (Valletta), but come inland and you'll find that it's a bit dirtier
Thank you
Other cons:
- the petards during festas. These things are unbearable. It's like the Blitz. I dunno how old people don't have heart attacks cos you can feel the windows shake!
- the size of the island; it can make you feel isolated and claustrophobic
- lack of greenery/parks
Other pros:
- food portions at restaurants: very generous!
- history
- people speak English + Italian
Perth in Western Australia sounds very similar regarding hot weather. We often get 88C-42C or sometimes higher.. during summer. Not much rain if any during summer. I’ve had a gut full of the heat. I can’t handle humidity so, I think if I go to Malta it will only be for a visit. My granny was Maltese.
Typo there… 38C- 42C I meant to type… my iPad won’t let me edit the error in the first comment..
@@pixiepqueen I first thought you had accidentally put a "C" instead of an "F" lol
I wish my family was from there
Why not get an EU passport from your connection there, you could live anywhere in the EU !
I would think the process would be easy in your case
planning on visiting malta next week, thanks for this
Hi
Nice video. Thank you.
Do you feel sometimes bored because the country is small? And also does it rain a lot in winter?
Thanks! At 1:20...what kind of industry? Sorry i rewound it 5 times and still cant make it out ...
The igaming industry 😊
Keep making videos about Malta.wish u best of luck
Hi! Tessa Can I be able to find in jobs in Education sector?
Hi Tessa i'm going to live there since April and this is an very interesting video. I'm from Colombia and i hope meet you. From now i'm suscribed to your Chanel... Saludos un abrazo
Hi Jhon, good luck with your move to Malta! Glad my video could be of help to you 😊 and thanks so much for the sub 💖
I'm from London but have lived in Italy since 2001, and have two kids 10 and 8 years who have only ever lived here. We're visiting Malta over New Year, and as I'm researching, I've become taken with the idea that we could relocate there. Do you know any people who could advise on what Malta is like from a family (and soon to have teenagers) perspective? Also do you know if there is much of an eco/permaculture community in Malta? It seems like it desperately needs regenerative agricultural approaches to deal with the lack of water.
Hi Tessa,
Hope you are doing well.
Thank you for sharing the video ☺️
I would add that its super easy to find British products especially sweets 😀 and M&S obvs! Also for cheaper food options, Lidl is amazing 😅
Lidl is absolutely where its at!
Not so easy since Brexit.
Amazing!! Are the people friendly in Malta? Is the crime low compared to other countries?
Yes, it really is. It's considered one of the safest countries in the world. People are nice and friendly.
Another con is that everyone speaks english since Malta was a british colony. Malta is also a Tax paradise and so the taxes are the lowest in europe.
Tessa may see you soon ❤
Also I would like to add that from Lidl supermarkets you can buy a box of strawberries at 2.49 euro.
Good evening,
Thank you so much for the informative video. I'm Paul a Kenyan citizen currently based in Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates. I have a plan to relocate to Malta before the end of the year.
I have a ask, how is the automobile industry since that is my area field.
How about life in general in Malta.
Good evening, sorry for invading your post - Paul, I'm Purity from Kenya, living in Dubai and would like to relocate to Malta as well. How do you plan to relocate - agency or direct hire. Thanks
Hi Paul would also like to relocate huko. Tusaidie aki kama ni agent ama direct
Hi Tessa job well done. Thanks for sharing! Stay safe.
Hi 👋 thanks so much! 🥰
Thank you!
hehe, in sweden a box of locally grown strawberries are like 9 euros, and thats on the low end.
316 square metres? That's smaller than a basketball court!
Wikipedia says 246 sq km... That sounds a lot more realistic hahaha
@dennistonrockstone it's 316 square kilometers, not meters😂
Thanks you for your information 💕
Love your hair!
Hi good video, what did you have to do to kvoe out there? Reading some articles that say leaving the EU has made it really hard for UK residents to move to Malta 😔
I may work in malta i have to choose between malta and france please whats better ?
It depends on what you prefer. I can give you some informations about Malta.
loved the video, you are talented !!!
What about the climate in Malta ? All year the warm climate ... No winter at all
Oh no no 😅 There is most definitely a winter, but compared to British winters I find it quite mild 😊 Still plenty of sunny days just a bit colder
Hello Tessa, please do you have any idea on how someone could get a job in a factory in Malta?
I have been working as a packer in a manufacturing company in Dubai for 2yrs.
I've lived here 10 years and have never seen Strawberries at €8 per punnet. Just today, €3.60! for a large punnet.
Sliema. All the foreigners go there and the shops take advantage of them. 🤷♂️
Hi Tessa. Thank you for your video. Do you have an knowledge about the hospitals and working as a nurse in Malta? I would like to explore the option, but I realise I have a good job in the U.K. with the NHS. Just not the weather …😂. Any advice would be a super help. Thank you 🙏
Hi Natalie 👋 I don't have too much knowledge on that unfortunately, but we have public and private hospitals out here just like in the UK - so I can presume that the experience is similar.
I will get in contact with a friend who I think might be able to give you more info! 🤗
@@tessamay3753 Thank you so much. Can I ask, do you see Malta as a place to live permanently or just for a short period of time. Obviously everyone is different. I just wondered your opinion now you have lived there 3 years. Thank you 😊
@@nataliemcginty6153 Hi Natalie, sorry for my delayed reply! Do you have Instagram? It would be easier to message you there, I know a nurse who works in the private sector and she said she'd be able to answer any questions! But of course I'd need to DM you the details 😁
Hello Tessa! I’m a junior doctor working in the uk and thinking about potentially moving to Malta for my training. Would you be able to get me in contact with her too? I’m struggling to find info online. Thanks a lot for your help xx
I would like to move to Malta. Hope I'm welcome
What’s the weather like in winter?
Compared with that of the UK - very mild! The temperature doesn't really start to drop drastically until December/January. For instance, right now at the end of October, it's still around 25°C. But when it gets cold - you have to keep in mind that the houses and apartments are made for getting out the heat, so it does feel a lot colder than it actually is
Wow the singer emma muscat is from malta . by looking at this video I'm like wow.
Wonderful insights! It looks so instagramable :D I actually applied for some jobs in Malta and would give it a go if I hear back from them. How much is the cost of living there?
Hi tessa how are you doing today..? Thanks for the video. . I love Malta because its amazing relaxing country with zero stress... Compared to uk
It honestly depends on where you decide to live, areas like Sliema/St Julians/Valletta are generally pretty high in terms of rent prices. Places such as Bugibba are cheaper in terms of rent. Food (I find) is on the expensive side but if you know where to shop then you can live pretty comfortably on a fair budget 😊
Hello,
I watched your video, it is informative and I just want ask, how the cost of living is over there?
Thanks for making it ezer for me Hawaii here i come ;)
you are so beautiful i couldnt concentrate on the facts about malta, which was my aim to turn on the video :)
thanks for your informative video , i am from south africa
Hi Tessa, can I come over with a visitor's visa and later get a job and stay there?
Hello! It would completely depend on your nationality, but as with most expats you'd have a set time period (usually 2 weeks) before needing to claim your employment to the gov. But from experience it's much easier to have a job already lined up before moving 😊 saves a lot of stress! If that doesn't seem like a good option for you then might I suggest coming over for a small vacation to scope out the job scene and make face to face connections
@@tessamay3753 Am from
Nigeria .
Nice summary. Low tax rate (especially for crypto investors) is definitely a big Pro for Malta
What’s a walkable neighborhood in Malta
It depends on your definition of walkable hahah. But the nicest areas to walk around are Sliema (it has a big promenade along the front as well as lots of shops/a shopping mall - but it means it's usually busy), Valletta is classed as a city so there's city toll for cars, which means it's quite nice to walk around there (again, can be busy). And really any smaller/seaside towns like Mellieha, St Pauls Bay. But those are just from personal experience, I don't really go to the south that much, but I'm sure there's lovely walkable neighborhoods there too.
Incredible for me you did not mention pollution; isn't it polluted where you live? I would like to see more of you and Malta, thanks.
I don't find it to be very dirty, though, maybe because I lived for yearssss in Naples, Italy,.
Hai Tessa...can I migrate to uk after my contact as a waiter...
My visa is getting ready so I just want to know this...
Hi Tinu 👋 I'm not sure what you mean, all counties have different entry polices depending on where you're from. Unfortunately as the UK has left the EU, it is increasingly harder than before so I would recommend doing some research before making a decision 😊
@@tessamay3753 sorry I spelled wrong in my recent comment
I got an opportunity to work in malta as a waiter so after 1/2 yrs can I move to UK
@@tinutomy3258 to my knowledge, having work experience in Malta won't help you with a work visa for the UK... like I said, as they've now left the EU it's increasingly hard to get one
I'd recommend checking the UK gov website for the requirements to apply 😊
@@tessamay3753 thank you so much dear..❤️
Based off my research, it seems like a untouched paradise, even with the cons.
Haha..good joke
Hey - what is the weather like in January please?
Me and my friend are planning to go there in January but concerned about the weather. In Britain weather can be random so just wanted to see if it’s the same over there pls.
Hey! January is definitely the coldest month, it rains and is generally a little grey. Average temperature I would say is like 12 - 16 degrees Celsius in the day, you can still explore but obviously swimming and the beach would be a no go 😅 I would definitely recommend going later in the year if that's possible for you!
horrible, windy
how about humidity, and mold buildup in apartments
100% agree, that is a big problem that I had no idea about until I actually started living here!
Hi Tessa,
Very informative video 👌
Thanks so much Ravi, glad it was helpful for you!
watching all your videos and supporting this channel, Hope I can count on you, Lets be friends. Never Quit, 2022 is gonna be a great year for you.
Nice video can you make video about security guards job
I was there for only 3 days, but I got a traumatic experience with the bus system. Almost all bus lines come every 20-30 minutes??? And even more time.
Every bus line comes every 15 minutes, there are a lot of lines. I love oublic transport here and it's free.
Please for someone who loves drinking water and having 3 baths a day, how safe is water from the tap? Or do you have residential borehole tanks to supply water during the crazy hot summers? Is their water drought there that limits use?
You can't drink the water from the sink
Nice Job ...
OK, Got it. Retire in Ireland; holiday in Malta in the winter.
Summer in Malta are MAGICAL! And no Malta is not DIRTY!
Lovely vlog 👍
Agree with all.. good video..
3 Years ago! The video needs an update!
Asking in 2024, what is it like securing a job from outside of Malta?
It really depends what career field you're looking in tbh. In the summer there are lots of hospitality jobs since it's tourist season, but the more 'stable' jobs that aren't seasonal you can find on LinkedIn quite easily 😊
Hi Nice. I love malta country so beautiful
Dear Tessa, I must say after all the "cons" you had to endure for the last 3 years, you still look very healthy, happy and beautiful 🏴 🌹 😍.
Take care & stay safe 🤗.
Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ♥ 🇬🇧 ™
What is the eye gaming industry?
igaming! It's the online casino/gaming industry - provides a lot of people with a lot of jobs out here
Nice video 👍👍 ❤️from India
Construction is a pro because that means development....build baby build
Do you find Malta safe for women travelling on their own?
Honestly it depends, it's the same as most places in Europe. There are certain areas where I personally feel more safe and can walk/get public transport alone in the evening. But there are certain areas that I would avoid... just a case of using common sense and making sure you take the right precautions 😊
Great work keep it up
I just moved here. Where’s that nice flipping weather?
So would the cons make you move? Do you see yourself living there long term?
I'm still here! So that's a yes 🥰
Hi tessa could you help me getting to malta on work visa !
Yep I agree. Good honest video for once. Not one of these never ending " influencers " crap.
Hi. Planing to move there with my fiance. Please let me know of more details of Malta. Hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks for valuable information ,
🌹You looking 🌹so beautiful 🌹
No rude people? I live in Malta and I am used to people arguing with each other even if they are complete strangers
Nah, they're probably good friends arguing about soccer or justifiably complaining about the uncontrolled hordes of rude, entitled foreigners.
Can't say I've ever experienced something like that, I've found everyone I've met here to be very kind 😊 but I guess it's the same with anywhere you go, I don't think anywhere on earth is 100% free of rude people 😅🤷🏼♀️
John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
From where you're?
Surely if food is expensive then the weather washing up fish into the street makes the weather a pro not a con 😌
What's the average cost for meat and vegetables? I was guessing you'd say 5 EUR for strawberries...8 EUR? Damn.
To think that if Westminster had let Mintoff spend more money in 1956, Malta would be the sunniest place in the entire UK today !
I love it
4:53
I'm new here to your channel❤️
3:45 Malta is 316 sqm? Smaller than my house I guess 😂😂😂
Yeahh, I totally meant to say sqKM 😂😂 But still it's pretty small!
I fell in love hahaha
I’ll explain it .. it has to be shipped in …it’s that simple
Hlo tesa I am comeing soon uae to Malta but I want knows what about the malta environment cold or hot there love from nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Hi Anish 👋 at the moment it's winter here, but a lovely mild winter 😀 so around 15°c, but with some rainy days, January usually gets a bit colder then in March it will warm up again 😊
316 square mtrs?
I live in Malta
what's life like
Good
May i ask you one question
Yes sure, what's your question? 😊
I completed bsc computer science, i am good at ms excell, vba all ms excell related things, but the problem is i am a freshet i completed my graduation recently 2021 August, is there any chance to me to get store keeper, cashier jobs in malta, by the way i am from india, my name is Lucas
And can you please help me to find a storekeeper/cashier job,. Please
I don't work in HR or in hiring so I'm afraid I can't really help you find a job as I don't have those kind of connections 😊 but I would recommend looking at Facebook groups like 'Jobs In Malta'
Here's the link:
facebook.com/groups/275716105919862/?ref=share
Do u live in malta or other place
Strawberries here are 14
strawberries do not cost that much.
3 euro for a big box
but i still loved it.
Hi tessa