Malta Work Permit

Flyingdove

Banned

Member since 04 January 2021

Valletta

Flyingdove

04 January 2021 10:15:54

Flyingdove

04 January 2021 10:15:54

Valletta

Dear,

I suffered from Plueral Effusion back in 2013 and now completely cured. I would appreciate if you let me know whether any spot in lungs due to it will be made it difficult to get work permit in Malta as in the case of Gulf Countries.

Pls. help.

GozoMo

Malta Expert

Member since 29 September 2015

Victoria

GozoMo

04 January 2021 12:05:53

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GozoMo

04 January 2021 12:05:53

2123

Victoria

Welcome to the Forum, I don't know about a work permit but I would have thought that anybody who has or suffered from lung trouble it's not the best place to be as it's very dusty, hopefully someone can help you.

Flyingdove

Banned

Member since 04 January 2021

Valletta

Flyingdove

04 January 2021 19:44:07

Flyingdove

04 January 2021 19:44:07

Valletta

Malta and dusty, is it so?

volcane

ViP

Member since 03 November 2015

Mosta, Il-Mosta

volcane

04 January 2021 19:47:17

1049

volcane

04 January 2021 19:47:17

1049

Mosta, Il-Mosta

Flyingdove wrote:
Malta and dusty, is it so?

very, also mouldy, badly ventilated and generally bad for people with respitory issues (my wife has some alergies and malta isnt helping for sure)

Flyingdove

Banned

Member since 04 January 2021

Valletta

Flyingdove

04 January 2021 19:55:35

Flyingdove

04 January 2021 19:55:35

Valletta

Thanks for your response.

Actually, I'm from India and currently in Saudi Arabia working as an Accountant.

I came thru various websites and found many openings in Malta. As I mentioned earlier that I was diagnosed with Plueral Effusion back in 2013. So will it deny my work permit if any spot or earlier marks of Plueral Effusion were seen. Or they will issue it if my test comes negative.