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Choosing student housing in Malta can be confusing, especially when deciding between CampusHub and renting a normal apartment. In this 2026 guide, we compare prices, flexibility, living experience, and the pros and cons of both options to help students and young professionals find the best accommodation near the University of Malta.
If you rent out property in Malta, you must declare and pay tax on your rental income. The TA24 form lets you opt for a flat 15% tax on gross rent instead of adding rental income to your standard tax return at progressive rates. This guide explains when TA24 makes sense, how it compares to the normal tax return, key deadlines, Housing Authority rebates, VAT rules, and the main pitfalls landlords should avoid when declaring rental income in Malta for 2026.
Discover what your landlord in Malta legally can and cannot do. This guide breaks down tenant rights, common illegal practices, and how to file a dispute with the Housing Authority step-by-step.
Choosing student housing in Malta can be confusing, especially when deciding between CampusHub and renting a normal apartment. In this 2026 guide, we compare prices, flexibility, living experience, and the pros and cons of both options to help students and young professionals find the best accommodation near the University of Malta.
Renting long-term in Malta can feel like a full-time job. Between unanswered messages, outdated listings, and overpriced “agency-only” apartments, finding a decent home often takes more patience than it should. Many tenants end up paying extra just to feel settled — not because they want to, but because the system leaves them little choice. In this guide, we’ll break down how long-term rentals in Malta actually work — from contract rules to the real cost of using agents — and show you where to find direct-from-owner listings that can help you avoid unnecessary fees and frustration.
Discover what your landlord in Malta legally can and cannot do. This guide breaks down tenant rights, common illegal practices, and how to file a dispute with the Housing Authority step-by-step.
Renting in Malta can be confusing — from deposits and contracts to notice periods and utilities. Every landlord seems to have their own version of the rules. That’s why we’ve gathered the most common questions tenants ask before renting in Malta and answered them honestly. Learn what documents you need, how deposits really work, when rent can be increased, and how to protect yourself by making sure your contract is registered with the Housing Authority.
Want to rent out your property in Malta faster and without stress? Here’s a complete guide on how to prepare your apartment, take real photos, write a transparent description, and attract serious tenants — not time-wasters.
If you rent out property in Malta, you must declare and pay tax on your rental income. The TA24 form lets you opt for a flat 15% tax on gross rent instead of adding rental income to your standard tax return at progressive rates. This guide explains when TA24 makes sense, how it compares to the normal tax return, key deadlines, Housing Authority rebates, VAT rules, and the main pitfalls landlords should avoid when declaring rental income in Malta for 2026.
If you’re renting out your place in Malta, there’s one thing you can’t skip — registering your lease with the Housing Authority. Here’s everything you need to know about the 2025 process, fees, and rules. This guide will walk you through each step and make the process a bit clearer.
Commuting in Malta is a mix of convenience, chaos, and Mediterranean charm. Whether you’re new to the island or planning a long-term move, here’s a real, honest look at how public transport, Tallinja Cards, traffic, and everyday travel actually work. From free bus routes and quirky app delays to driving challenges and the best areas to live for easy commuting — this guide gives you the full picture of getting around Malta in 2026.
Malta might be a small island, but life looks completely different depending on where you live. From busy coastal towns like Sliema and St Julian’s to quiet, scenic areas such as Mellieħa, every part of the island has its own rhythm and price tag. This 2026 guide breaks down the best areas to live in Malta — including rent prices, transport, and daily life — to help you choose the right place whether you’re moving here for work, study, or a slower lifestyle.
