tips IRO cost of leaving,health and retirement government systems

AniHristova

Member

Member since 23 August 2017

Any

AniHristova

23 August 2017 13:33:32

AniHristova

23 August 2017 13:33:32

Any

Hi everyone,
myself and the family are presently in South Africa /from 25 years/, we decided to move -settle in Malta. I am with Accounting/Finance/Management education & experience over 25 years.My husband is with IT/Management education and experience.
Our son is matriculating AS level this year from Cambridge College in South Africa. We are with EU/Bulgarian/ citizenship. Please, can you give me some tips IRO cost of leaving,health and retirement government systems,as well as in which areas are the most affordable town houses to rent-long term? Thanking you in advance.
Kind Regards,
Ani

Priscilla

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Member since 30 May 2013

Priscilla

24 August 2017 06:47:23

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Priscilla

24 August 2017 06:47:23

42358

Hi Ani,

Please note that i have created a new thread with your post on the Malta forum for more visibility and interaction with the members.

Thank you,

Priscilla
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F0xgl0ve

Malta Expert

Member since 11 November 2013

Rabat (Victoria)

F0xgl0ve

24 August 2017 08:17:03

1969

F0xgl0ve

24 August 2017 08:17:03

1969

Rabat (Victoria)

As EU citizens you can live in Malta but you will need to prove you have health cover, some countries have reciprocal health agreements with Malta, I don't know about Bulgaria. If not, you would be covered here if you work and pay in to the system, otherwise you will need to have private health insurance.
You would not be entitled to any retirement benefits here as you have not paid into the system.
Cost of living has been covered many times on this forum and you will find info by using the search boxes at the top.

Ray

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