When it comes to Malta, many people will surely think of its charming Mediterranean scenery and leisurely lifestyle. Located next to Italy and across the sea from Sicily, Malta is known as the "Heart of the Mediterranean," the "Switzerland of Southern Europe," and the "Back Garden of Europe," and has been repeatedly rated as one of the most livable countries in the world. In fact, as one of the few countries in Europe that allows four-generation immigration, Malta has attracted the attention of many investors around the world since the launch of its immigration policy.

 

As a "four-in-one" country, Malta holds the status of an EU member state, a Schengen Area country, a Commonwealth member, and a Eurozone country, making it an ideal destination for many immigrant investors. Moreover, Malta is one of the only two English-speaking countries in the European Union, and it has always been a popular choice for those who want to balance their children's education with their domestic careers.

 

According to survey data, more than 80% of the Chinese families surveyed listed their children's education as their primary consideration for immigration. For families who are still striving, family education can change their destiny; for families who have already succeeded, family education can pass on that success. Nowadays, many parents do their best in educational investment to ensure their children win at the starting line, all so that their children can enter prestigious schools.

 

WorldWay has specially invited a Maltese immigration client—a new immigrant mother who moved to Malta for her child's education and to take care of her family—to share her real feelings about living and working in Malta online. She will share what she has seen and heard in Malta from a first-person perspective, hoping to be helpful to the immigration journey of all investors.

Live Stream | A New Immigrant Mother's Real Experience of Moving to Malta for Her Child's Education
 

What are the decision points when choosing an immigration destination for children and parents? Is Malta really suitable for living? What is the standard of living? How is schooling different for children in Malta? Public or private? Who is suitable for Malta immigration? What are the benefits of permanent residency?

 

If you want to open the door to overseas education for your children, want to learn more about European education and the education system of the EU member state of Malta, want your children to receive high-quality British-style education, and want your children to stand out in the fierce competition of the future... you must not miss this live stream!

 

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August 24, 2023 (Thursday) 15:00

A new immigrant mother shares:

The real experience of moving four generations to Malta

for children's education

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Live Stream | A New Immigrant Mother's Real Experience of Moving to Malta for Her Child's Education
 

Live Stream | A New Immigrant Mother's Real Experience of Moving to Malta for Her Child's Education

 

In 2023, WorldWay will continue to hold many live stream events, allowing you to keep up to date with immigration policies, overseas investment, and precautions after immigration. Please continue to follow and participate!

 

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