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sarah101
#1
Very vague heading I know but I remember seeing a really useful long list of info that a member had written in reply to a question about relocating to Malta.  It seemed to have lots of various information with regards to ID cards/residency permits etc. 
If anyone knows what I am on about it would be muchly appreciated if they could forward it on as it would be really beneficial to us since our move date is now only just over 2 months away! eeek

:)
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Toon
#2
sounds like georges on gozo

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scubaboy
#3
definetley a George Post. :) Me and Toon only give you long lists of TV Stations and pubs :)

Jules


oooo just realised post 500 :)
ricky
#4
Congratulations on the 500 Jules.

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Ricky
G
#5
sent to you Sarah
sarah101
#6
Perfect George thats exactly what I was needing thanks :)

Scubaboy... long lists of TV channels and pubs will be greatfully received too! ;)
scubaboy
#7
where are you moving to Sarah in Malta

J/.
sarah101
#8
Most likely its going to be Swieqi Scubaboy but we wont be ruling out St Julians/Sliema until we actually start the house hunting :)
giusidda
#9
Hi Sarah
I live in Swieqi , if you need any info just contact me ;)
Giuseppina
sarah101
#10
Hi Giuseppina,
Many thanks :) I have lots of questions so hopefully you wont regret offering haha! PM on its way....

:)
giusidda
#11
hi Sarah no prob ;)

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