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ARTICLE · 04 MAY 2020

Further Changes To Identity Malta Agency And The Expatriates Unit

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In view of the constant developments which are taking place due to COVID-19, many measures have been taken both on a national and global scale to help prevent the spread of the novel corona virus.

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Further Changes to Identity Malta and Expatriates

In view of the constant developments which are taking place due to COVID-19, many measures have been taken both on a national and global scale to help prevent the spread of the novel corona virus. Identity Malta have also taken the necessary measures in the interest of public health and to help minimize the spread.

Non-EU Nationals

One of the main measures taken by Identity Malta is that it has completely stopped all work permit applications until further notice. However, certain exceptions to this rule are applicable.

Work permit applications may be split up into two: standard applications and the Key Employee Initiative ("KEI") applications. While Identity Malta has put a stop to the standard work permit applications, the KEI applications are still being accepted. An individual qualifies for the KEI application upon meeting the following criteria:

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