Be counted. Be heard.
Thousands of us live, work and pay taxes in Malta. Too often, we feel unheard. We're building the first organised civic voice for foreign residents, and right now, we need your email to make events like the Expat Electoral Registration Day real.
ExpatVoice, Malta
We are a community of people who live in Malta and want a say in the place we call home.
We are not a formal association yet, but we're building one. Every voice that joins makes us harder to ignore.
- →First access to events, briefings and everything we organise.
- →One email a month with deadlines, rights and new guides.
- →Your data stays with us. Never sold, never shared for marketing.
Malta needs to know we're here. We work, we pay taxes, we raise families, we start businesses, and we care about what happens where we live. ExpatVoice is how we move from being counted in statistics to being heard in decisions.
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Representation starts with participation.
Expats contribute to Malta
Thousands of foreign residents pay taxes, run businesses and fill essential roles across the country.
Rights are often unclear
Many expats don't know when they can vote, register locally or shape decisions in their locality.
Local issues are expat issues
Housing, transport, schools and public services affect everyone who lives in Malta.
Information is fragmented
Practical civic information is scattered across sites, languages and offices.
Representation starts here
You're not powerless here. Participation begins with being informed, and that starts with you.
You don't feel represented
ExpatVoice gives you a clear way to raise concerns and be part of the conversation that shapes your locality.
You're not signing up to a formal association yet.
The formal VO will come later. Right now, ExpatVoice is a community and a calendar of events. Follow us on social to stay close.
We're starting with the basics that actually help.
Information, listening, community, and the groundwork for a formal association. Practical, not political.
Practical guides
Plain-English explainers on voting, councils, rights and daily life in Malta.
Issue reporting
A structured way to share what expats in Malta are actually facing.
Community events
Listening sessions, briefings and the planned Expat Electoral Registration Day.
Civic education
Simple explanations of how local decisions get made and how to be part of them.
Local council literacy
Understanding where you live, who represents you and how to reach them.
A future association
Groundwork for a formal voluntary association owned by its community.
Start with the basics of civic life in Malta.
How to apply for a Malta eResidence document as an EU citizen
Read guide HealthcareHealthcare in Malta for expats: the complete 2026 guide
Read guide Local governmentWho to call in Malta: the complete directory of who fixes what
Read guide Local governmentHow to contact your local council in Malta: the 2026 expat guide
Read guide Local governmentWhat are local councils and why do they matter? A 2026 expat guide to Malta's local government
Read guide VotingHow to register for local elections in Malta: the 2026 expat guide
Read guideExpat Electoral Registration Day
A practical, non-partisan information day to help residents understand local participation, electoral registration and how to engage with local councils.
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