WORK PERMITS IN MALTA ARE EMPLOYER-SPECIFIC (ALTHOUGH THERE CAN BE EXCEPTIONS), OCCUPATION-SPECIFIC, AND LOCATION-SPECIFIC, AND ARE NORMALLY VALID FOR ONE YEAR. A WORKER FROM A NON-EU COUNTRY MUST FIRST OBTAIN A VISA TO ENTER MALTA AND THEN APPLY FOR THE RESIDENCE/WORK PERMIT ONCE IN MALTA.
Food Delivery Bikers
- SPEAK ENGLISH
- AGE BELOW 45
- VALID MOTORCYCLE LICENCE
- SSLC or ECNR Passport Holder
- TRAINING IN FOOD DELIVERY PROVIDED
- LANGUAGE TRAINING PROVIDED
PERIOD OF CONTRACT
12 months & Renewable
REQUIREMENTS
- SHOULD SPEAK GOOD ENGLISH
- A PASS IN 10th / SSLC
- MINIMUM 3 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
THE MALTESE E-RESIDENCE CARD
The Maltese e-residence card was formerly known as the Residence Permit. An individual who plans to take up residence in Malta for a time span of longer than three (3) months is obliged to apply for an e-residence card. Coincidentally this also applies to non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals. The lifespan of an e-Residence card depends on the type of application submitted to the Department
ADVANTAGES OF E-RESIDENCY CARD
- Five years’ permanent residence, renewable indefinitely
- Right to reside indefinitely in Malta
- EU residence card granting visa-free travel across Europe’s Schengen Area
