Malta attracts people not only with its beautiful scenery but also with its surprisingly generous social welfare. The beneficiaries of Malta's social security schemes and systems cover workers, the elderly living alone, the disabled, the unemployed, and families. Benefits range from child and parental allowances, disability child subsidies, foster care payments, family allowances, maternity subsidies, and nursing subsidies, to newly included medical and work injury subsidies, making the system extremely comprehensive.
Malta has a variety of welfare policies and a relatively well-developed social welfare security system. Available benefits include:
11 years of free government-funded education from primary to secondary school;
Free local public medical services;
Units or individuals who pay social insurance premiums are also entitled to the following allowance benefits:
1. Unemployment Allowance
The unemployment benefit for an ordinary person is €7.97 per day. Single-parent families or married individuals whose spouse has no primary source of income can receive €12.18 per day.
2. Sickness Benefit
The sickness benefit for an ordinary person is €13 per day. Single-parent families or married individuals whose spouse has no primary source of income can receive €20.09 per day.
3. Injury Benefit
In the event of an accidental injury, an ordinary person can receive a subsidy of €22.68 per day. Single-parent families or married individuals whose spouse has no primary source of income can receive €30.15 per day.
4. Maternity Benefit
Pregnant women can receive a maximum of €87.35 per week in benefits. The total annual benefit can reach up to €1,222.90.
Women on maternity leave can also enjoy maternity leave subsidies, receiving up to €672.04 in state benefits.
5. Marriage Allowance
For those who register a marriage in Malta, both the husband and wife can receive a one-time marriage gift of €274.84 each.
6. Child Allowance
Families with an annual income exceeding €24,742 can receive an annual subsidy of €450 for children under 16. Families with an annual income below €24,742 can receive subsidies for all children under 21.
The calculation method for children under 16 is: (€24,742 - actual annual income) × 6%, up to a maximum of €1,155.96 per person.
The calculation method for children aged 16 to 21 is: (€24,742 - actual annual income) × 2%, up to a maximum of €385.32 per person.
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