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Moving to Malta, have couple questions

Marlene Ferber

Hi everyone, I am moving to Malta soon I have couple questions:

How can I get free healthcare if there is such ? What do I need to do to get it ?

Is it easy to find a nanny in Malta ?


Thank you!

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Cheryl

Hello Marlene Ferber,


Welcome to Expat.com 😀


You should start by checking out our guide here > Living in Malta: the ultimate expat guide


Hopefully, some members will be able to share honest and helpful insights with you.


Cheers,


Cheryl

Expat.com team

Marlene Ferber

Dear Cheryl,

Thank you for suggestion already found so much useful information there about healthcare. Will try to search for answers about nannies and other questions I have. Thanks once again!

SimCityAT

@Marlene Ferber

Will you be working in Malta?

Marlene Ferber

yes, I am not in process of signing a contract.

Marlene Ferber

@SimCityAT

I tried to contact nannies agency and I was lucky to find good one for my kids, but I struggle to find a cleaner. I contacted all biggest cleaning companies, and they are either super expensive or fully booked for months ahead, all they can offer a slot here and there. Do you have any ideas where I could find reliable cleaner (not cleaning company) ?

Marlene Ferber

There is an app for cleaning services in Malta - Rozie. From first moment they look reliable, but any thoughts or experiences about them ? They claim to have freelancers and cleaning companies inside of the app. Anyone have a feedback ? THANKS!

volcane

If you are a TCN you are required to hold medical insurance, so then you can claim most things from there when going to private healthcare.


Once you work and have a Payslip showing NI contributions you are entitled to free healthcare in addition

volcane

Cleaners are hard to find, but there's a vast cash-in-hand industry for this, you ask your neighbours cleaners and they recommend a friend if they can't take you on.

SimCityAT

If you are a TCN you are required to hold medical insurance, so then you can claim most things from there when going to private healthcare.
Once you work and have a Payslip showing NI contributions you are entitled to free healthcare in addition - @volcane

She is from Lithuania, an EU citizen. 

volcane

@volcaneShe is from Lithuania, an EU citizen. - @SimCityAT

Ah indeed, guess I got my lines crossed!


Then scratch the private insurance bit, working here will be enough

Marlene Ferber

@volcane

Thank you for clarifications!

Marlene Ferber

@rozieapp

But how can I be sure that cleaner in Rozie will do  the work and I will not lose money  ? How do you verify them  ?

rozieapp

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Marlene Ferber

Thank you everyone for your help and time! You are amazing.

Evreham

@Marlene Ferber

If you would prefer to employ a specific person, rather than have a different person for each cleaning, perhaps you could join the Facebook group "Nannies and Cleaners Malta".


Regarding a nanny, I am not sure how old your children are, but if you are looking for someone to care for a pre-kindergarten age baby or toddler (under 3 years), you will be entitled to free child care if you are working in Malta.

https://www.servizz.gov.mt/en/Pages/Edu … fault.aspx


Many employers offer free private healthcare insurance as part of their renumeration package.

Marlene Ferber

@Evreham

Thank you so much! Will follow your recommendations! Already searched that group and it is very useful