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Mi family Levs in Malta

Malta is Good. Hahaha next level bro 😂

🥹sad reality

Like hostel?

It’s called Cage homes in Hong Kong kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nrKiedybrMCdfok.html

@@AlexinMalta why is everything so expensive?

Hong Kong is waaaaayyy more sir. Way more.

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Hahaha how sweet thanks Kris. I know you follow me on instagram, 2 weekends ago i was posting stories from the pool bday party and BBQ, thats her duplex penthouse :)

@@AlexinMalta Oh yes, I remember that, how cool! :D

Please can u share us taxi company recruiting from abroad with visa sponsorship

Hello 👋

@@streitkrisztian hello👋

Thank you so much !

Hello👋👋

Thank you ❤️

But how do monthly salaries compare? Yes, if you work from home, you are better off in Crete. But many foreigners earn good money in Malta, thats why they come.

400 only a month in Crete? 😮Super affordable! Have to check it out

Greece is beautiful

But in Greece (which Crete is part of), wages are way less than in Malta...unless you're working remotely for a foreign company....so a rent of 850 euros in Malta is not comparable with a rent of 400 euros in Greece, because average salary in Greece is not even 1000 euros!!!!

❤️thanks Carolyn

Awwww ❤️what a beautiful comment, hope to give you a big hug soon

Aah thanks Alex, a hug would be lovely, but as I've no idea when il be well enough to visit Malta again ( though I do hope to 🤞🤞) Il send you a virtual hug in lieu of a proper one 🤗. Maybe one day Il be lucky enough to travel again to that beautiful isle in the sun & collect on the real thing. Warm wishes for continued health, happiness and success 😎

Hey Deepika. Thank you so much. Hope to see you soon

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In Malta €1100 per week to live in a duplex penthouse

In Sydney 800 week will get you a rundown dump

Thank you ❤️

Thank u ❤️

Thank you Christopher :)

How is life in thailand

@@musafir123 Life is good. The people are good natured and friendly. The food is wonderful and inexpensive, and the rent is low. I have been here 15.5 years and no plans to leave.

thanks for sharing this

​@@leopoldbourne8444 hello you don't mind me asking ,how's the educational system over there? I need a country that's safe and affordable

@@chiburuomaobianuju7571 I assume you are referring to English language education. The English language 'international' schools are generally good, but very expensive. Have know of expats with children who have chosen the Philippines instead because of that issue. You could look into the Malaysia My 2nd Home program in Sarawak, or soon to be available in Sabah. Peninsula Malaysia is very affordable, but the present retiree program is too expensive. There are rumours it may change within a couple of years to something more affordable, but at this stage that is only speculation.

Thanks Perry❤

Indeed

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Wuhuuuu :) see you around

Will definitely do :)

Okay if i find Brazilians i will ask

​@@AlexinMalta 😂😂😂😂

@@AlexinMalta there are a lot of Brazilians there. I've seen some of them all the way in Malta , when I stayed there some years ago

Marry to European . Especially Maltese 😅😅😅

Its in my plans ❤️

good luck whatever you decide to do :)

Come to Vancouver Canada. You'll pay 4 x more.

@@JanRiffler is it that expensive yeah?

Wow, thats such a good price, lucky :)

@@AlexinMalta also its not sharing apartment , I live with my partner

@@AlexinMalta I'm not old....39... but I remember three bedroom apartments in Swatar being no more than 700 Euros.... once upon a time........ another thing is, many of the places people want to live in were actually quite run down in the 90's and very early 2000's. I lived in Swieqi in 1996-2002 - apart from the main road, almost no roads had tarmak - it was just gravel and stones! There were many many unbuilt plots of land. It's very funny as a local to see all the places many people like to rent and compare them back to the late 90s or early 2000s.

Hahaha yap :)

The difference is when you and your friend need medical treatment in a 3rd world country, you will wish you wasn't there.

and why on earth would you think to compare Malta to Thailand? Would you compare London to Dhaka?

@@clarencepsaila4743 With the legalization of dope, Malta is a little Thailand.

​@@libatalklieb5793 that may be your perspective because Malta is set up to look like a little Thailand to those who come here for the weather, the sea, the parties and so on (I lived in Chiang Mai for a year and other parts of Thailand for an additional 6 months) . However, Malta is actually an intricate business hub and the Thailand / touristic destination illusion is just one of its income streams. Malta differs from Thailand by the large proportion of foreign workforce that comes here and the reasons why we "need" this workforce - one of which is specifically to create conditions were rents are high and renting two properties can equal a monthly income from almost any job for a local. Malta is a producer / service provider driven economy not a consumer economy therefore in all facets service will generally be a little inconvenient and quite over priced, unlike Asia, US and so on. Lastly Malta is very diversified and tourism / long term leisure movement to Malta is only one branch of a very sturdy tree. I-gaming, Pharmaceutical, education, financial, insurance and other service sectors are very well developed and the impact of tourism economically has shrunk from around 45% of GDP in the 90s to 23% of GDP recently even though tourism has increased by a lot since the 90s! This simply means that other sectors of the economy are working very well and driving development and prices upward. I think there are many reasons why Malta is constantly one of the best economic performers in the EU - my favourite one is that since Malta is small - actually business in Malta is a web and once anyone sets foot here they have entered this web where you would rent from one cousin, get your insurance from another, go to their uncle if you need a doctor and buy your groceries from his sister. This is very much underestimated by foreigners because it creates a hive-like business structure where all the bees are extracting the same pollen for the same honey.

Thanks for the comment

Hey Svitlana❤ thank you so much for the lovely comment. IELS and AM schools are great

Didnt know that

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Hey hey John :) im glad you enjoyed this one as well. Its rent, a beautiful duplex penthouse in Madliena :)

​@@AlexinMalta Must be €asy come €asy go 🇻🇪 ☺. I would BUY a property for that monthly outlay. Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ™

@@johnabela932 totally agreed, with a budget of 4500 monthly, you can do so so much better - because you can own a place very easily.

Am interested in Malta

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Thats sooooooo cheap for the current market. Send me links i will checj

The link dissapears every time i send it, i try to send u in insta

to be honest I don't believe you can rent for 700 a month is BS, what is it a horse stable ?

The world is evolving

Wuhuu

BS .. 2500 aussie dollars you mean (roughly 1500 euros)

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@@AlexinMalta Very few people are real on here and are honest and humble. You have a good heart and you are sweet.

Thanks for this

Most of Southeast Asia in particular. Prices im Japan, Korea and Singapore are more than this. Lets not even mention Hong Kong lol

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Hey hey. Birkirkara is good but also check Swatar :) its even better

One of Malta's biggest problems is traffic, particularly at Peak time. I strongly recommend your husband travelling from your proposed home to the work place a few times before committing.

Send me an email contact@alexinmalta.com i do non-historical tours around Malta ❤️

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🤩❤️sending love your way! Thank you

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Hey. Gozo is excellent and im planning to make a video comparing life of an expats in Gozo VS Malta. Its not that Gozo is to isolated but its more limited i would say. If you work from home and you enjoy walks in nature, Gozo will be ideal for you. Life is slightly cheaper in Gozo compared to Malta

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Thank you ❤️i dont answer questions in DM, you can book consultancy service via email

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Life was cheap back then.

I think you might have stayed in the touristic areas, the villages around are with Maltese people

@@AlexinMalta I stayed in St Paul's but we travelled all over on the buses. My family are Maltese and I have lots of family still living their who are not happy with the immigration. Malta is a beautiful country but not as beautiful as when I last visited.

​@Sammy J What do you mean, not happy with the immigration.?.

@@leaveittothediva the Maltese people are leaving for Italy, australia and Canada because their country has been taken over. The younger ones stay for the free education then leave. The jobs are being given to immigrants because they will work for much less.

@Sammy J Thanks for the reply. All I wish is that the Maltese are welcomed by Australia, Italy, and Canada, a lot better than they welcome people who go to live there, over 20 years ago, all I can remember from the Maltese, was racism, hostility, suspicion, and downright bad manners. Needless to say we left and never returned. Maybe the newer immigrants have thicker skins.

Good luck buddy ❤❤❤

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You tell us 😢

@@christinevella7332 Boats?

@@AlexinMalta What does that mean?

Janine ❤️i remember! It was so nice to meet you on the road near Blue Grotto. Im gonna send you an email, i have your email address

I knooooooow !!! I was shocked

@@AlexinMalta there are still places like this but those renting cheap will be very very selective on who to rent to

If i get in touch with this girl somehow i will ask her

Attard is beautiful, you will love it. Yes it is for families

bonus for you, she comes from a well off family, and her boyfriend is a CEO of a gaming company :)

Will do

Love from Malta ❤️

thank you so much for sharing this and for the kind compliment