SaultGal
Canadian expat in Malta
Forum posts
5
About me
Canadian
Lives in Sliema
Registration: 30 March 2014
Learning to teach English
Thanks Bernie (I hope that's you) - will look for this info. I had a reply from one school in Paceville with a month's course in November, if they get enough applicants. Yes, probably a bit expensive but at least accredited, which is ... Read More
Learning to teach English
Any recommendations on courses in Malta to learn to teach English as a second language? I am not a teacher, but want to do this on a non-profit basis with children/teens. I realize that most TESL schools are geared to careers in schools with ... Read More
Difficult for US citizen to open bank account in Malta? by Wild Hare
I've heard some EU banks are not accepting US applicants due to US demands for bank records on Americans using that bank. We're just a retired couple, not seeking employment, who want to enjoy a year or so in Malta.
As HSBC has a strong presence in Malta (lots of ATMs), maybe opening an HSBC account in USA would make it simpler for you, especially if you have any issues with withdrawals etc. No guarantees there! And, c'mon guys, who in this day and age ... Read More
What to take 鈥�. by Sc00byd00
Hi all, We have rented an apartment in Malta and will be moving in permanently from mid April. We are driving a van over from France as we are taking our dog and just wondered if anyone could give us a heads-up as to what essentials to take with ...
We've been traveling between France & Malta for 5 years now, with a long-lease furnished apt in Malta. I agree in general with previous comments re: costs - some things cheaper, some things more expensive, much less choice in general. We ... Read More
Pain Medication
You should see other correspondence on this site re: Reciprocal Health Car for some answers. You might find the care here affordable, although medications can be pricey, and the supply not 100% reliable. Read More