Programme overview
Hospitality, care, construction, logistics and other shortage roles subject to vacancies.
Who this route may suit
Applicants whose background may match a genuine Malta vacancy in hospitality, care, construction, logistics or another shortage occupation.
Relevant roles or route focus
- Hospitality and food-service roles
- Care roles subject to qualification and employer requirements
- Construction occupations
- Logistics and other shortage roles when available
How the process works
- We review your profile, nationality, experience and documents.
- You receive a written scope, confirmed availability, price and payment stages.
- After acceptance and the required payment, we prepare the agreed case documents.
- We guide the permit or visa stage and pre-departure preparation.
Documents commonly requested
- Valid passport
- Current CV
- Experience evidence relevant to the vacancy
- Qualifications, licences or background checks where the occupation requires them
- Employer and authority documents confirmed after assessment
What the package includes
- Initial profile and vacancy-fit assessment
- Programme-specific document checklist
- Written scope and fee confirmation before payment
- Coordination of agreed employer and Work Permit support
- General guidance for the Candidate’s separate visa or entry-clearance stage
What the package excludes
- Any fee not confirmed in the written offer
- Government, consular, medical, insurance or training costs unless listed
- Travel, accommodation and personal living expenses
- A guaranteed vacancy, permit, visa or entry decision
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no fixed public fee?
The programme fee is confirmed after assessment because role, employer and case requirements can differ.
Are care roles available without qualifications?
Care-role requirements vary. Relevant training, experience and checks may be required by the employer or authorities.
Should I pay before receiving a written offer?
No. Scope, availability, price and payment stages must be confirmed in writing first.