- What is the Malta Single Permit (TCN) and who is it for?
- Any job offer from a Maltese employer; employer advertises for 3 weeks (waived for care roles). Key conditions: Pre-Departure Course €245 and English interview at VFS; MTA Skills Pass €230 for hospitality roles; 1 year, renewable; €600 government fee. Settlement: Long-term residence after 5 years.
- What is the Malta Key Employee Initiative (KEI) and who is it for?
- Managerial and highly technical roles. Key conditions: Salary ≥ €45,000; Approved in about 5 working days; 1 year, renewable to 3. Settlement: Long-term residence after 5 years.
- What is the Malta Specialist Employee Initiative (SEI) and who is it for?
- Degree holders (or 3 years' experience) in skilled roles. Key conditions: Salary ≥ €30,000; About 15 working days. Settlement: Long-term residence after 5 years.
- What is the Malta Nomad Residence Permit (NRP) and who is it for?
- Remote workers for non-Maltese employers. Key conditions: Income ≥ €42,000 a year; 1 year, renewable to 4. Settlement: Not a settlement route.
- Which professions can Indian applicants get a Malta work permit for in 2026?
- Open now: Chefs, cooks, waiters, housekeeping (Skills Pass required); Nurses & carers (fast-tracked; no advertising test); Construction trades (Single Permit); Drivers & delivery (Single Permit); iGaming, IT, finance (KEI / SEI).
- Can Zolt Link prepare the Malta work permit and visa if I already have a job offer?
- Yes. With an offer letter and contract in hand, the employer's registration, the role and the salary are checked against the Malta permit rules, then the permit application and the visa file are prepared and lodged, with dependant visas planned alongside. Zolt Link prepares visa applications; it does not recruit workers for overseas employers.
