Malta has introduced a €600 processing fee for non-EU nationals applying for fast-track work permits through the Specialist Employee Initiative, requiring applicants to have a job offer and specific qualifications or experience.


Malta has introduced a €600 processing fee for non-EU nationals applying for fast-track work permits through the Specialist Employee Initiative, requiring applicants to have a job offer and specific qualifications or experience.

Malta has established a minimum annual gross salary of €30,000 for non-EU nationals applying for a fast-track work permit under the Specialist Employee Initiative, which requires a job offer and specific qualifications.

Malta's Identità has established six requirements for non-EU nationals seeking a fast-track work permit under the Specialist Employee Initiative, including a job offer from a Maltese company, a minimum salary of €30,000, and proof of local recruitment efforts.


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