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Hello lip, you should not worry. Since she is your spouse, your wife cannot be required to apply for a residence card during the first 3 months of her stay in Malta; you'll have plenty of time to sort out the formalities in the new year before ... Read More

Hi Chris, you can drive a Maltese-registered car, unless you have only a provisional driving license or it has expired. See europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/vehicles/driving/validity Read More

Hello, from your desctiption, the Swedish authorities seem to agree that you are entitled to residence? You might try getting in touch with the Swedish europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/health/planned-healthcare/get-more-info/index national contact ... Read More

Hello Gorgo, taxes are fairly low though: You'll pay a flat tax rate of just 16% on your income. For more information on personal income taxes in Hungary, check this: europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/work/taxes/income-taxes-abroad/hungary/. ... Read More

Hello Jonathan, Your income will be taxed at a flat rate of 16%, upfront: Your employer must calculate, deduct and pay your earned income tax; the tax will be final and you don't have to submit a tax return. Here is some more information: ... Read More

Hello, your Swedish company posted you to Italy rather than sent you on a business trip. In this case, you could be considered a tax resident of Sweden even if you stay in Italy for more than 6 months - under condition that your personal and ... Read More

Hi Sorin112, legally, there is no way around it. See: europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/vehicles/registration/taxes/index_en]europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/vehicles/registration/taxes. That said, you don't have to pay VAT on your car if it's ... Read More

Hi tearnet, taking a car to a different EU country has implications not only regarding registration, but also on when you have and don't have to register the car in another country, on VAT and so on, and there are EU-wide rules on that. Where ... Read More

Hi Moebjerg, you're going to pay a 24% flat tax on your income. To give you more of an an idea of income taxation in Latvia, check europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/work/taxes/income-taxes-abroad/latvia/employed Read More

Hello, It's pretty straightforward indeed. You'll have to take the car throgh a road worthiness testthough. Some general EU-wide rules can be found here: europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/vehicles/registration/formalities/index_en.htm Read More

Hi coxfooo1, Redmik, MovingToTheMed, kudos for your comments. Agreed, your information - especially the one given in Redmiks great introductory post and in the links from MovingToTheMed - is much more detailed. The information we have is mostly ... Read More

Hi Yorkie Lass, After 3 months in Malta, you should register your residence with the relevant authority (local police station), to be issued with a residence document. You will need a valid passport, proof of a comprehensive health insurance cover ... Read More

The law that governs your divorce is not necessarily the law of the country where you can file for divorce. To see which laws apply in your case, how a conflict of laws could be solved and what the consequences would be, we would advise you to ... Read More

Hello Jitka, As an EU national, you must have lived legally in another EU country for at least five years continuously before you automatically acquire the right of permanent residence. Only then you can then apply for a permanent residence ... Read More

Hello, before taking a decision on moving, you should make sure your professional qualification from the UK is recognised in Malta - according to statistics this is not always the case. More detail is to be found here: ... Read More

Hi Sheree, it depends on your situation: During your first two years in another EU country, you can keep your national health insurance and get a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). If that's your case, by all means get one! You should ... Read More

You should also consider: When you buy from within the EU, you benefit from consumer rights in terms of warranty, claiming for repair, return etc. See europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/shopping/shopping-abroad/index_en.htm and ... Read More

In principle you can, but for those countries also you'll first need to get a visa. Once you have that, as long as you travel with your boyfriend and the kids and during the first 3 months in the country you go to, you cannot even be required ... Read More

Supposing that - your partner is Danish; - you are not married; - the two of you are the parents of at least one of the children (and there's legal proof of that), you are entitled to a visa to stay with your partner and kid(s) in Denmark or ... Read More

Hello, you are right - unfortunately, there have been scams where people where charged for having an EHIC card issued or renewed. The card is always free and it can only be issued by your health insurance provider in your home country! More - ... Read More

Hello, if your boy already has legal residence in Hungary and perhaps even Hungarian citizenship, obtaining a residence permit for Hungary shouldn't be a problem - even the more so since you seem to be financially independent. You should check ... Read More

Hello, try this: europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/national-contact-points/spain/index_en.htm#vehicles There's also some information on that site on car registration and taxes (europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/vehicles/registration/taxes/index_en.htm) ... Read More

Hello, I don't have the kind of experience that you are looking for, but at least I can inform you that bringing your husband should not be a problem thanks to EU rules applying also to Poland. Details are to be found here: ... Read More