When attending court in Malta, preparation is key. Understanding where you need to go and how you should present yourself helps ensure a smooth, respectful, and stress-free experience. The following guide outlines the location of the Courts of Justice as well as the expected dress code for all attendees.

Court Location

The Malta Law Courts – Courts of Justice are located in the heart of Valletta, along Republic Street. Once inside the building, you will find the Reception Desk, where staff can direct you to the correct courtroom for your hearing.

Please remember to bring all relevant court notifications, identification, and case documents with you. We strongly recommend arriving at least 20 minutes before your scheduled hearing to allow sufficient time for security checks and to locate the appropriate courtroom.

Dress Code

A respectful and professional appearance is essential when attending court in Malta. Proper attire reflects the seriousness of the proceedings and maintains the decorum expected within the courtroom.

Malta Court – Dress Code for Men

• Suit and Tie: A dark, formal suit paired with a tie in muted or neutral tones.
• Shirt: White or light-coloured shirts are ideal for a clean, professional presentation.
• Shoes: Dark, polished dress shoes with matching socks.
• Avoid: Bright or patterned ties, casual jackets, jeans, shorts, or sports shoes.

Malta Court – Dress Code for Women

• Business Suit or Dress: A modest, knee-length dress or a dark-coloured suit (skirt or trousers).
• Blouse: When wearing a suit, choose a simple blouse in neutral colours.
• Shoes: Closed-toe shoes such as pumps or flats in neutral tones.
• Avoid: Short skirts, excessively high heels (over three inches), bright colours, flashy accessories, or casual wear.

If you have any questions regarding court attire, logistics, or your upcoming hearing, please feel free to contact us on [email protected].

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Artículo escrito por la Sra. Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), colaboradora invitada, es una especialista en marketing y administración de empresas con un enfoque especial en asuntos corporativos, contables y legales.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

The rapid growth of cryptocurrency markets has brought new opportunities but also unprecedented risks. As online scams become more sophisticated, many unknowingly fall victim to financial fraud.

In a recent landmark judgment, a Maltese court ordered a bank to pay €25,000 in damages after failing to intervene in a series of suspicious transactions linked to a crypto-investment scam. The case, expertly led by Dr Adrian Sciberras, Head of Sciberras Advocates, and Ms Caitlin Turner, paralegal, establishes an important precedent for consumer protection in the digital-asset era.

This ruling marks meaningful implications for both financial institutions and scam victims.

The Case: A Failure to Intervene

According to the court proceedings, the victim had been lured into a fraudulent online investment platform, a pattern increasingly seen in modern crypto-related scams. Despite clear red flags and transaction behaviour inconsistent with the customer’s typical financial activity, the bank processed each transfer without triggering internal safeguards or contacting the account holder. The court ultimately found the bank partially responsible, concluding that it should have acted proactively to halt or question the suspicious payments.

This is a critical development: for the first time, a Maltese court has formally recognised that financial institutions may bear liability when they fail to prevent fraudulent transfers involving crypto platforms.

Understanding Today’s Scams: Beyond Phishing and Into ‘Pig-Butchering’

Cybercrime is a central challenge for everyone, one that evolves with speed, sophistication, and international reach. At Sciberras Advocates, we have long emphasised the need for public awareness around the fast-evolving landscape of online fraud. Our firm recently published a two-part analysis on these emerging threats:

Part I – From Phishing to Pig-Butchering: Understanding Modern Financial Scams

A deep dive into the psychological manipulation used by fraudsters — building trust, grooming victims, and ultimately convincing them to invest in fake platforms.

Read here:
From Phishing to Pig-Butchering – Understanding Modern Financial Scams (Part I)
https://sciberras.legal/2025/10/08/from-phishing-to-pig-butchering-understanding-modern-financial-scams/

Part II – The Role of Financial Intermediaries in Preventing Fraud

This article examines how and why banks must act as the “last line of defence,” especially when scam patterns are identifiable with reasonable due diligence.

Read here:
Understanding Modern Financial Scams (Part II)
https://sciberras.legal/2025/10/09/from-phishing-to-pig-butchering-understanding-modern-financial-scams-ii/

Together, these publications underline the urgent necessity for both consumers and institutions to stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated criminal tactics. If you are a victim of a scam and require legal advice, please get in touch on [email protected] for a confidential consultation and expert legal advice on recovering your losses and understanding your rights.

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Artículo escrito por la Sra. Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), colaboradora invitada, es una especialista en marketing y administración de empresas con un enfoque especial en asuntos corporativos, contables y legales.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

MPRP Series: Understanding the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP)

A step-by-step guide by Sciberras Advocates – Licensed Agent RES-SCIB – Article 4

A key component of the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP) is understanding its financial and investment requirements. Applicants can choose between purchasing or leasing property and must also contribute to the Maltese government and a registered NGO.

Property Investment Options

Applicants must either:

• Purchase property valued at a minimum of €375,000 in Malta or Gozo; or
• Lease property for a minimum annual rent of €14,000.

The property must remain available to the beneficiary as their main residence for at least five years.

Contributions and Donations

Depending on the chosen property option:

• Leasing a property: The applicant must contribute €37,000 to the Government of Malta.
• Purchasing a property: The contribution amount may vary but remains a core requirement of the programme.

Additionally, a €2,000 donation must be made to a registered local NGO or organisation of choice, following clearance from the Residency Malta Agency.

Administrative Fees

Initial Fee: €15,000 – payable within one month of submitting the application.

Final Fee: €45,000 – payable within two months of the Letter of Approval in Principle.

Additional Dependants: €7,500 each for adult dependants added post-approval.

All fees are non-refundable and must be paid within the stipulated timeframes.

Application Timeframes

Processing begins once a complete and correct file is submitted. The overall timeline typically depends on the completeness of the application and responsiveness to any queries issued by the Agency. In general, final decisions are communicated within industry-standard timeframes, usually a few months after submission.

Why Work with a Licensed Agent

Working with a licensed agent is a mandatory requirement. Navigating the investment and documentation process can be complex. As a licensed MPRP Agent (Licence No. RES-SCIB), Sciberras Advocates ensures all financial, compliance, and due diligence requirements are met, giving applicants peace of mind that their investment in Malta is handled securely and professionally.

Contact our law firm Sciberras Advocates to learn more about your eligibility under the Malta Permanent Residence Programme. We assist clients through every step of the MPRP process, from the initial eligibility assessment to final approval and residency card issuance.

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Artículo escrito por la Sra. Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), colaboradora invitada, es una especialista en marketing y administración de empresas con un enfoque especial en asuntos corporativos, contables y legales.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

MPRP Series: Understanding the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP)

A step-by-step guide by Sciberras Advocates – Licensed Agent RES-SCIB – Article 3

Once the temporary permit stage is complete, applicants proceed to the full MPRP submission, the key stage that leads to the issuance of the Certificate of Residence.

At Sciberras Advocates (Licence RES-SCIB), we prepare, review, and submit complete application packs, ensuring that every document complies with the Residency Malta Agency’s requirements.

The Main Steps

Power of Attorney – The main applicant authorises Sciberras Advocates to act on their behalf.

Application Submission – A full application pack is submitted and acknowledged by the Agency.

Due Diligence Checks – The Agency conducts a stringent four-tier due diligence process, verifying identity, financial background, and global reputation.

Letter of Approval in Principle – Once approved, the applicant receives a formal letter confirming eligibility.

Investments and Contributions – The applicant proceeds to settle the required investment, donation, and contribution payments.

Biometric Data and Residency Card – Applicants attend a biometrics appointment in Malta; cards are issued for five years.

Annual Compliance – For the first five years, beneficiaries must renew proof of property and health insurance annually.

Compiling a Full Application

Attention to detail is essential. Each document must be typewritten, certified, and submitted in the prescribed order. Supporting documents include:

• Police conduct certificates
• Birth and marriage certificates
• Proof of source of funds and wealth
• Medical reports
• Insurance policies

Our Role

Our team acts as your representative throughout, liaising with the Residency Malta Agency, ensuring full compliance, and guiding you through any requests for clarification. Contact our law firm Sciberras Advocates to learn more about your eligibility under the Malta Permanent Residence Programme.

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Artículo escrito por la Sra. Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), colaboradora invitada, es una especialista en marketing y administración de empresas con un enfoque especial en asuntos corporativos, contables y legales.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

MPRP Series: Understanding the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP)

A step-by-step guide by Sciberras Advocates – Licensed Agent RES-SCIB – Article 2

Before completing the full MPRP process, applicants may apply for a one-year Temporary Residence Permit. This interim stage allows beneficiaries and their dependants to reside legally in Malta while preparing and finalising the complete application for permanent residence.

At Sciberras Advocates (Licence RES-SCIB), we guide clients through this preliminary step to ensure compliance with all requirements set by the Residency Malta Agency.

What Is the Temporary Residence Permit?

This permit is valid for one year and may be renewed at the Agency’s discretion. It gives applicants time to finalise their MPRP submission while already enjoying residence rights in Malta.

A full MPRP application must be submitted within six months of obtaining the temporary residence permit. Failure to do so could result in withdrawal of the application.

Application Process Flow

Power of Attorney (POA) – The main applicant signs a POA authorising Sciberras Advocates to act on their behalf for all matters related to the MPRP.

Submission of Application Pack – The licensed agent submits the application pack during the biometric appointment.

Biometric Data Capture – The applicant’s fingerprints, photo, and signature are collected during the appointment booked through the Agency’s system.

Payment of Fees – The main applicant must pay an initial administrative fee of €15,000 and an additional €100 for each residence card.

Processing and Collection – Residency cards are typically issued within four weeks of biometrics and can be collected either by the applicant or the agent.

Documents Required

Applicants must submit a complete list of forms and documents, including:

• A covering letter outlining their intention to apply for the MPRP
• Power of Attorney form
• Certified copies of passports
• Health insurance covering at least €100,000 in medical expenses
• Due diligence evidence confirming the applicant’s good standing
• Proof of property lease or purchase
• Bank statements showing financial capacity
• Completed MPRP Forms, including GDPR declaration

Sciberras Advocates ensures all documents meet the required standards of certification, translation, and formatting before submission.

Why This Step Matters

Obtaining a Temporary Residence Permit is not just a procedural stage, it reflects your genuine intent to settle in Malta and allows you to begin establishing your presence in the country while the main application is processed.

Contact our law firm Sciberras Advocates to learn more about your eligibility under the Malta Permanent Residence Programme.

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Artículo escrito por la Sra. Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), colaboradora invitada, es una especialista en marketing y administración de empresas con un enfoque especial en asuntos corporativos, contables y legales.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

MPRP Series: Understanding the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP)

A step-by-step guide by Sciberras Advocates – Licensed Agent RES-SCIB – Article 1

The Programa de Residencia Permanente de Malta (MPRP) offers third-country nationals and their families the opportunity to obtain permanent residency rights in Malta, a safe, stable, and strategically located EU Member State. Administered by the Residency Malta Agency, this programme is designed for individuals who wish to establish long-term ties with Malta through a structured investment and contribution framework.

What is the Malta Permanent Residence Programme?

The Malta Permanent Residence Programme is a residency-by-investment programme that allows beneficiaries to reside, settle, or stay indefinitely in Malta together with their registered dependants. It operates under Subsidiary Legislation 217.26 of the Immigration Act and offers a straightforward path to permanent residence, rather than citizenship.

The programme is designed to attract reputable individuals and families who can contribute positively to Malta’s economy and community. In return, applicants enjoy visa-free access within the Schengen Area, the right to reside permanently in Malta, and the peace of mind of a stable European base.

Why Choose Malta?

Malta offers a unique combination of Mediterranean lifestyle and European security. The country is English-speaking, enjoys over 300 days of sunshine a year, and provides access to high-quality healthcare and education. Moreover, its location makes it an ideal hub for business and travel, with strong connectivity to Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.

How the Programme Works

Applicants invest in Malta through a combination of a government contribution, property purchase or lease, and a donation to a local NGO. They must also demonstrate financial stability, good character, and a clean criminal record.

The Residency Malta Agency applies a rigorous four-tier due diligence process, ensuring that only individuals of the highest repute are approved.

Benefits of the MPRP

• Permanent residency in an EU Member State
• Visa-free travel within the Schengen Area
• Inclusion of family members in one application
• No minimum stay requirement
• High standard of living and safety

Your Licensed Partner in the Process

Working with a licensed agent is a mandatory requirement. Sciberras Advocates is officially accredited by the Residency Malta Agency (Licence RES-SCIB) and offers professional support throughout the entire process, from preparing the application pack to handling communication with the authorities.

Whether you are looking for a secure residence in Europe, a family relocation opportunity, or simply wish to enjoy Malta’s lifestyle, the MPRP provides a reputable and efficient route. Contact our law firm Sciberras Advocates to learn more about your eligibility under the Malta Permanent Residence Programme and assistance through every step of the MPRP process.

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Artículo escrito por la Sra. Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), colaboradora invitada, es una especialista en marketing y administración de empresas con un enfoque especial en asuntos corporativos, contables y legales.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

Sciberras Advocates is proud to announce an updated version of its comprehensive guidebook, Identitas. This resource is designed to be used as a guide on anything immigration in Malta, but mainly to simplify the process, ensuring that one has clear, comprehensive, and accessible information at the fingertips.

Identitas offers a comprehensive overview of the various procedures that third-country nationals encounter when seeking work permits, changing employment, pursuing family reunification, and more. The new version includes all updates in relation to the new Malta Labour Migration Policy in 2025.

A digital copy of the latest version of Identitas is available for download here:

https://sciberras.legal/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Identitas-by-Sciberras-Advocates.pdf.

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Artículo escrito por la Sra. Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), colaboradora invitada, es una especialista en marketing y administración de empresas con un enfoque especial en asuntos corporativos, contables y legales.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

A Step-by-Step Legal Guide

According to Maltese law, the changing of an individual’s name constitutes a judicial process whereby a person may seek to have his or her official records duly reflect personal identity, values, or life circumstances. This modification is recognised as a legal act of significance, often reflecting material, personal, social, or professional changes. This procedure is regulated by specific statutory provisions as well as by administrative formalities that are established under the laws of Malta.

I. Legal Framework and Applicable Maltese Laws

The process of name change in Malta is primarily regulated by the Civil Code, Chapter 16 of the Laws of Malta, whereby a request is submitted to the Court of Revision of Notarial Acts. Additionally, the Identity Card and Other Identity Documents Act, Chapter 258 of the Laws of Malta dictates how identification documents like Identity Cards and passports are updated following a change in the name. Furthermore, for cases related to Maltese citizenship acquisition or registration, the Maltese Citizenship Act, Chapter 188 of the Laws of Malta, also becomes pertinent.

II. Eligibility Criteria

The right to apply for a name change extends to Maltese citizens by: birth, registration, or naturalisation, as well as foreign nationals legally residing in Malta who have locally registered or transcribed birth records. Minors can apply through a parent or legal guardian. Furthermore, individuals whose civil status acts are recorded in Malta are also eligible.

III. Procedural Steps: How to Change Your Name in Malta

Filing the Application

• Submit a formal request to the Court of Revision of Notarial Acts, detailing the legal grounds for the name change.
• Serve the request to the Director of the Public Registry.
• Include supporting documents that substantiate the application.

Judicial Determination

• The Court reviews the application, considers representations, and issues a judicial decree if satisfied.
• The Court’s decision is published in the Government Gazette within ten (10) days.
• Any appeals must be filed within six (6) days of publication.

Registration and Annotation

• If no appeals are filed (or once they are dismissed), the Director of the Public Registry updates the relevant civil records.

IV. Post-Decision Effects and Practical Implications

Following the issuance of the Court decree:

• Update official documents such as ID card, passport, and driving license to reflect the new name.
• Notify relevant authorities such educational institutions, JobsPlus, banks and others.
• Existing legal relationships, such as marital status or parental authority, remain unaffected unless directly linked to the name change.

Initiating a name change process in Malta can be complex and often requires legal guidance and representation throughout the entirety of the process. Should you requite assistance, one may contact us for support on [email protected].

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Article written by Dr Roseanne Sant Cortis, B.A. LL.D. M.A. (Dip.St), Associate Lawyer at Sciberras Advocates.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

Update on the Workforce Limitation Threshold set out in the new Malta Labour Migration Policy.

We would like to notify all local employers and Third Country Nationals (living in Malta or applying as ‘still abroad’) about the new Workforce Limitation Threshold set out in the Malta Labour Migration Policy.

Before submitting any new work single permit application, it’s important to be aware about this new rule. If the employer has already reached this limit, Jobsplus will not approve the application the work permit application for the Third Country National will be refused. This applies to new permit, change of employer and renewals.

Employers: What to do

Employers in Malta are encouraged to check about the Workforce Limitation Threshold on the Jobsplus portal. This can be checked by logging into the account. If the company has subsidiaries, then all of the employees will be counted together for the purpose of calculating the quota.

This threshold is aimed to control growth of a company in period of 1 year and calculations depend on the size of the company:

• Micro firms (1-9 employees): can grow yearly up to 200%
• Small firms (10-49 employees): can grow yearly up to 100%
• Medium firms (50-249 employees): can grow yearly up to 50%
• Large firms (250+ employees): can grow yearly up to 25%

Exemptions include:

• Occupations that fall under the health sector
• Occupations that fall under the care of persons with disability and the elderly
• Sportspersons
• KEI applicants
• TCN Students under LN (Level 5 or higher)

Below is a screenshot showing the Labour Market Test Response for TCN work permit application (in such case, approved to employer others).

Third Country National Employees: What to do

To avoid possible refusals or falling into an irregular immigration situation if already in Malta, always ask your employer / prospective employer to confirm their status on the Jobsplus before submitting your application. In case of refusals, please feel free to reach out to regularise your immigration position or get assistance on how file an appeal.

Te animamos a que te pongas en contacto con nosotros para obtener soporte en [email protected].

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Artículo escrito por la Sra. Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), colaboradora invitada, es una especialista en marketing y administración de empresas con un enfoque especial en asuntos corporativos, contables y legales.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

We would like to notify all Third Country Nationals that the Immigration Appeals Board (IAB) have issued a new Appeals Form in October 2025, to be used when lodging an appeal at the IAB Valletta office. One can download the form as follows:

As a reminder, please find here the procedure to open an appeal:

If you have received a refusal or a ban, and you would like to appeal, the best way forward is to go directly in person to the Immigration Appeals Board (IAB) office in Valletta and open an appeal. Once done, you will be given a receipt containing the appeal reference number and a deadline of one month to provide relevant submissions/supporting documentation.

When attending at the Immigration Appeals Board (IAB) office in Valletta you will need to fill in the Official Appeals Form. Please ensure you take a copy of the Refusal Letter and your Residence Card / Passport.

Tenga en cuenta que nuestro equipo de abogados de inmigración en Malta en Sciberras Advocates puede ayudarle con apelaciones en la Junta de Apelaciones de Inmigración y apelaciones en el Tribunal de Apelaciones, para proteger su estatus de inmigración y residencia en Malta.

Te animamos a que te pongas en contacto con nosotros para obtener soporte en [email protected].

Este artículo es solo para fines informativos y no debe interpretarse como asesoramiento legal.

Artículo escrito por la Sra. Charlene Sciberras, B.A. (Hons), colaboradora invitada, es una especialista en marketing y administración de empresas con un enfoque especial en asuntos corporativos, contables y legales.

Sciberras Advocates, fundado por el Dr. Adrian Sciberras, es un bufete de abogados con sede en Malta. La firma se enorgullece de ser multidisciplinar, innovadora y flexible para adaptarse a los tiempos cambiantes y a cualquier desafío en el panorama legal local e internacional. Sin importar las complejas demandas privadas o corporativas que se requieran, Sciberras Advocates ofrece soluciones legales prácticas y rentables para lograr los resultados deseados. Puede contactar a Sciberras Advocates por teléfono al +35627795222o por correo electrónico en [email protected].