The European Commission has approved the Maltese Government's proposals to support the local economy in the context of the coronavirus outbreak.

As a further measure to tackle the spread of COVID-19, the Government of Malta has now issued Legal Notice 118 of 2020, i.e. the Mandatory Non-essential Travel between Malta and Gozo Order, 2020

During a press conference held on Wednesday 27th January 2021, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced new restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19 ...

The tax deferral scheme will be extended by a few months and Government will continue to act as needed in this regard, as the situation evolves.

The Excise Duty Act (CAP. 382) provides that payment of excise duty for certain commodities is to be effected by the 15th day of the following month as from the date of placement on the market...

The EC has approved a Maltese aid scheme to support investments in the production of COVID-relevant products like vaccines, ventilators and PPE.

The EU Commission approved the Maltese Government's measures to support companies by subsidising part of their rental and electricity costs.

Identity Malta have announced further measures to assist third-country nationals employed as live-in carers and health care professionals with the renewal of their single permits.

The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry for Health have issued a guidance document for offices and workspaces. The document contains measures which should be followed...

In the current COVID-19 reality, Parliament recommences following the summer recess, bringing about the annual Budget, setting the scene for the year 2021.

The Maltese Government has just announced revised rules in relation to obligatory quarantine for contacts of COVID-19 positive individuals, applicable from the 16th of August 2021.

In testing times when everyone is ‘mobilising' to do their part to battle COVID-19, our legislator has taken cognisance of those who are willing and already equipped to provide certain care services to start doing so legally.

Identity Malta have today announced additional measures which are being taken in light of Covid-19, which measures include the following:

The EU Commission approves requests from all Member States and the UK to temporarily waive customs duties and VAT on the import of medical equipment.

On 13th April 2020, the Government of Malta had promulgated the Moratorium on Credit Facilities in Exceptional Circumstances Regulations.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Identity Malta had suspended all new single permit applications, barring those applications submitted under the Key Employee Initiative and by medical professionals.

Legal Notices 203 and 207, published on 21st May, lift the suspension of legal times related to promise of sale agreements.

The Revenue has published a notice with clarifications on the Class 2 social security implications of the COVID-19 wage supplement.

Effective 11 March 2021, the Government has announced, as part of a series of measures intended to reduce the COVID-19 transmission in Malta, the shutting down of certain establishments...

The government of Malta removed quarantine requirements for travelers who can provide proof of vaccination, proof of recovery or proof of a negative COVID-19 test result .