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Coming Soon — Tools for Malta Residents

Live and work in Malta the right way

We're building tools to help expats and non-dom residents handle taxes, organize documents for Identia, understand visa options, and stay fully compliant — all in one place.

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Privacy-first — your data stays localBuilt-in Malta tax rulesFor all nationalities

Tools we're building

Smart, simple tools that take the stress out of Malta admin

Tax Calculator

Coming soon

Upload your bank statement and instantly see your tax position. Our engine auto-detects income, local spending, and foreign transfers — then calculates what you owe under Malta's remittance basis.

  • Auto-classify transactions from Revolut, Wise, and bank CSVs
  • Yearly breakdown of income, remittances, and deductions
  • Malta non-dom tax brackets, SSC, and minimum tax applied
  • Export a PDF report ready for your accountant

Identia Document Organizer

Coming soon

Preparing documents for Identity Malta (Identia) can be confusing. Our tool walks you through exactly what you need for residence permits, ID card applications, and renewals.

  • Checklist for each application type
  • Document naming and formatting guidance
  • Track what you've gathered vs what's missing
  • Tips based on common rejection reasons

Visa & Residency Guide

Coming soon

Understand which residency route is right for you. Whether you're EU, non-EU, a remote worker, or retiring — we map out the official pathways available to you.

  • Non-Dom Residency setup and benefits
  • Nomad Residence Permit for remote workers
  • Global Residence Programme for non-EU nationals
  • EU/EEA right of residence requirements

Tax Filing Assistant

Coming soon

Know your deadlines, understand provisional tax, and get guidance on self-assessment filing. We break down Malta's tax calendar so you never miss a date.

  • Tax calendar with key filing deadlines
  • Provisional tax payment schedule
  • Social security contribution breakdown
  • Self-employed vs employed obligations
Digital Nomads

Malta is one of the best places for digital nomads

English-speaking, EU-based, with fast internet and 300+ days of sunshine. Malta's Nomad Residence Permit makes it easy to live and work here legally.

Fast & Reliable Internet

Fiber broadband widely available across the island. Most cafes and co-working spaces offer strong WiFi.

Mediterranean Lifestyle

Warm climate year-round, beaches, historic cities, and an active expat community with regular meetups and events.

EU Base, Global Access

Use Malta as your EU home base. Travel visa-free across Schengen. Direct flights to most European capitals.

Nomad Residence Permit

Official permit for remote workers earning at least EUR 2,700/month from clients or employers outside Malta.

Tax-Friendly for Non-Doms

Under the remittance basis, foreign income kept abroad is not taxed in Malta. Only what you spend locally counts.

Low Cost of Living

Compared to Western Europe, Malta offers affordable rent, dining, and daily expenses — especially outside Sliema and St Julian's.

How to get the Nomad Residence Permit

Requirements

  • Work remotely for a company registered outside Malta
  • Earn at least EUR 2,700 per month (gross)
  • Have valid health insurance covering Malta
  • Provide proof of accommodation in Malta
  • Clean criminal record certificate

What you get

  • Legal right to live and work in Malta for 1 year (renewable up to 3)
  • Access to Malta's non-dom tax regime
  • Ability to open local bank accounts
  • Schengen travel rights during your stay
  • Path to longer-term residency if desired

Everything Malta, one place

Guidance and tools for the things every Malta resident deals with

Non-Dom Tax Regime

Understand the remittance basis: what gets taxed, what doesn't, and how to structure your income the right way.

Identia Applications

Residence cards, e-ID, renewals — know exactly which documents you need and how to prepare them.

Visa Pathways

Nomad Residence Permit, Global Residence Programme, EU right of residence, and more — mapped out clearly.

Company Formation

Malta Ltd with the refund system, sole proprietor registration, VAT thresholds, and business structures explained.

Tax Filing & Deadlines

Provisional tax, self-assessment, SSC payments — a clear calendar so you never miss a deadline.

Compliance & Obligations

Stay on the right side of Malta's tax and residency rules. We only cover official, legal pathways.

Built for people like you

Whether you just moved or have been here for years

Remote Workers

Working for a foreign company from Malta? We help you understand your tax obligations and residency options.

Freelancers & Self-Employed

Invoicing clients abroad while living in Malta? Know what's taxable, what's deductible, and what to file.

Expats & Relocators

Just moved or planning to? Get a clear picture of Identia paperwork, tax setup, and what to expect.

Families & Partners

Bringing family to Malta? Understand dependent permits, joint tax considerations, and school enrollment basics.

How EasyMalta will work

Simple steps to get your Malta admin sorted

1

Tell us your situation

Select your nationality, residency status, and how you earn income. We tailor everything to your specific case.

2

Use the right tools

Upload bank statements for tax calculation, check Identia document lists, or explore visa pathways — all guided step by step.

3

Stay compliant

Get clear summaries, exportable reports, and deadline reminders so you're always on top of your Malta obligations.

Get early access

Leave your details and we'll notify you when our tools go live — or tell us what you need help with and we'll get back to you.

Or email us directly at contact@easymalta.eu

Common questions about Malta

What is the Malta non-dom tax regime?

If you live in Malta but are not domiciled here, you are taxed on the remittance basis. This means you only pay Malta tax on foreign income that you bring into (remit to) Malta. Foreign income kept abroad is not subject to Malta tax. Foreign capital gains are not taxed even if remitted. A minimum annual tax of EUR 5,000 may apply if your foreign income exceeds EUR 35,000.

What documents do I need for Identia (Identity Malta)?

The documents required depend on your application type — residence card, e-Residence, renewal, or family member permit. Generally you will need a valid passport, proof of address in Malta, health insurance, proof of financial self-sufficiency, and employment or self-employment evidence. Our upcoming Identia Document Organizer tool will give you a complete checklist for your specific situation.

Can I work remotely from Malta as a digital nomad?

Yes. Malta offers a Nomad Residence Permit for remote workers employed by or contracting with companies outside Malta. You need to earn at least EUR 2,700 per month and have health insurance. The permit is valid for one year and renewable up to three years. EU/EEA citizens can also exercise their right of residence. In both cases you should register as a tax resident and understand your obligations under the remittance basis if you are non-domiciled.

How do I register as self-employed in Malta?

You register with the Commissioner for Revenue (CFR) and obtain a tax number (TIN). You also need to register for social security contributions (SSC) with the Department of Social Security. If your turnover exceeds EUR 35,000 you must also register for VAT. EasyMalta's upcoming tools will guide you through each step.

What is the Nomad Residence Permit?

The Nomad Residence Permit is Malta's official visa for digital nomads and remote workers. It allows non-EU nationals to live in Malta while working remotely for employers or clients based outside Malta. You must earn at least EUR 2,700 per month, have health insurance, and provide proof of accommodation. The permit gives you legal residence, access to banking, and Schengen travel rights.