This article was originally published here: https://whoswho.mt/en/sciberras-advocates-a-trusted-partner-in-immigration-law.
Immigration remains a crucial yet sensitive topic in Malta. In January 2025, the government launched the Malta Labour Migration Policy, which has now closed for public consultation. Over the past decade, Malta has experienced remarkable economic growth, leading to an increased demand for labour. While employment levels are at an all-time high, the challenges of an aging population and declining birth rates have significantly reduced the local workforce, making labour migration essential for sustaining economic growth. According to this policy document, foreign workers now constitute approximately one-third of the workforce, bringing valuable expertise across various sectors. While their contributions strengthen Malta’s economy, they also place additional pressure on infrastructure and public services.
As a result, Malta has become a sought-after destination for third-country nationals (TCNs) seeking employment and long-term residency. However, the application process for a Single Work Permit and related matters such as visa applications, appeals for rejections, family reunification, and long-term residency applications, can be complex and subject to stringent requirements. Successfully navigating these legal intricacies often requires expert guidance.
Expertise in Immigration Law
Sciberras Advocates specialises in assisting individuals and businesses with immigration matters, ensuring that they understand the correct procedures, legal rights, and obligations while complying with local regulations. The team is dedicated to streamlining the application process, offering personalised legal support to achieve successful outcomes, for both the employer who is hiring, and the employee.
To further simplify the process, they have developed a comprehensive guidebook, Identitās. Derived from the Latin word for “identity,” identitās signifies both the sameness and uniqueness of an individual. This concept is central to the work of the firm, as they recognise that identity plays a fundamental role in each person’s journey.
As a leading law firm in Malta specialising in immigration, the firm handle a wide range of procedures for third-country nationals, including work permits, changes of employment, family reunification, long-term applications, appeals, assistance with travel bans, and more. Their commitment to safeguarding the unique identities of those who they serve is reflected in the meticulous attention and personalised service they provide.
Identitās was designed as a free, user-friendly guidebook to offer clear, comprehensive, and accessible information on the immigration process. The guidebook is also regularly updated. As a firm, Sciberras Advocates understand that a work permit is more than just a legal document, it is a gateway to new opportunities, experiences, and professional growth for both employers and the employees and their families. By placing identity at the heart of their services, Sciberras Advocates demonstrates its dedication to upholding the rights and aspirations of all their clients.
One can download Identitās here: https://sciberras.legal/identitas-by-sciberras-advocates/.
The evolving Maltese labour market presents unique challenges for both employers and employees. Sciberras Advocates provides strategic legal advice to ensure compliance with employment laws and regulations, mitigating potential risks while protecting clients’ interests. The firm assists employers who hire third-country nationals by guiding them through the legal requirements, the bureaucratic work permit application processes, and regulatory obligations to ensure a seamless hiring process for all parties involved.
本文仅供参考，不应被视为法律建议。.
夏琳·西贝拉斯（Charlene Sciberras）女士撰写，文学士（荣誉学位），特约撰稿人，营销和工商管理专家，尤其专注于公司、会计和法律事务。.
Sciberras Advocates 由 Adrian Sciberras 博士创立，是一家总部位于马耳他的律师事务所。该事务所以其多学科、创新和灵活的特点而自豪，能够应对不断变化的时代以及本地和国际法律环境中的任何挑战。无论面临何种复杂私人或公司需求，Sciberras Advocates 都能提供切合实际且具有成本效益的法律解决方案，以实现您期望的结果。您可以通过电话联系 Sciberras Advocates： +35627795222或通过电子邮件发送至 [email protected].
