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Hi Alex, we are from the UK and have a property on lovely Malta!! My husband was bought up in care in the UK but knew his father was Maltese, a maltese man, came to work at my mums workplace...and thats how we found his father...this was 27 years ago and the best thing we ever did!!
There's still lots of villages left which resemble 'traditional Malta' but I think it is fair to say that those from other country who wishes to live there or holiday there should respect the Maltese people and Malta itself.
Great interview Alex. When I came to Malta with some friends for a holiday in 2017 people were saying then how much Malta was changing, for both the good and the bad. I personally can't wait to come back, and I will one day😊. Colin is right the Maltese people have great big hearts❤
It is always good to know about good people. Colin is such a great person. Truthful & helpful. Alex you have a very good quality that you intervene in your interview, only whenever it is necessary. My son is an editor. We live in India. I have been watching your interview about increasing rent in Malta. Your government is offering tax benefits to move to Malta but high rents are a big hurdle. He is confused. He wants a single room apartment but it seems it is not feasible as he is earning roughly $ 2500-3000 a month.
Colin gave an excellent review of his experiences in Malta both positive and negative. He comes across as very sincere and straight forward. Thank you for the very fine interview.
Hi Alex that was an excellent video and i really enjoyed it so much. Malta is a beautiful country and it was interesting hearing Collins story of how he holidayed in Malta and then moved there to live.
Absolutely brilliant video Alex a wealth of information from Colin I myself have been going to Malta on holiday since 86 and although Malta has changed alot over the years Colin is absolutely spot on with the Maltese people who are welcoming and friendly and helpful and a pleasure to have as friends 👍👌😊
Hi Alex , loved this , nice guy Colin , very honest revue , and I can also say after coming and still coming to Malta since 1977 they are the kindest people ❤️
Very educational and enjoyed following your chat. I am Maltese lived 29 years abroad and came back to Malta and therefore enjoy hearing experiences of what one went through when coming to live here as some things are in same level of mine, so it's great hearing. Comparing the experiences!
Lovely interview Alex. Great view from the hotel too. Good overview and realistic comments of and about the island and its inhabitants. I know Colin and he is a great genuine guy. Been on a few nights/events with him. :) (Robert. Fogg)
i live in malta in the 70s as a 11 year old kids as my dad was in the r.a.f then i also went to talhandqa school i have a great time and i have been back many time over the years
Hi Chris . As a 7 year old in 1971 I went on holiday from Leicester to Malta with parents and older brother and sister. Magical experience and loved Malta ever since . Stayed in a resort called Mistra village , no longer there anymore I believe and that’s so sad as I was hoping to go there and reminisce now I’ve retired . Loved to off had your experience of living there . Sadly for me we have very few pictures from mistra village . But still have the memories.
GREAT CHAT BETWEEN TWO "GENTLEMAN" RESIDING IN MALTA 🇲🇰 🇲🇹 🇬🇧 😊. "Ditto" Colin, I could say the same about the British people.When I lived in Malta I used to visit British "friends" at least twice a year. When I decided to move to UK in mid 70s, I got ALL the help I needed - you Brits are kind, generous and very trusting 🇬🇧 😍. Leaving England was my big mistake. Colin, I'm GLAD to hear that you & wife are now happily settled in my Malta. Can't wait to come and join all of you lucky people one day 🇲🇹 🙏. ALEX, you're a excellent interviewer - you put everyone at ease and "let him/she /them talk". It's always a pleasure to watch. THANKS ALEX & Colin👏👏. Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ♥ 🇲🇰 ♥ 🇬🇧 ™
Great interview Alex . Colin is an amazing and honest guy. He is on my list for a beer if possible when I am over next.!! Thanks Alex and Thanks Colin.
Like always a great TH-cam video Alex really liked it Colin was great I'm glad you brought him on your show. Lots of new and great information about Malta. Philip and Debbie from Las Vegas Nevada USA
Hello awesome Alex in Malta! Yet another interesting video! We haven't been in touch for a while, but after watching this video, we thought it would be nice to meet you in person and if you like, we could tell you our story. Please let us know, the next time you'll be in St. Paul's Bay. Two retired Americans who love living in Malta (for the most part) 😁!
Colin is a very generous person. Anywhere else there are people that charge a lot of money & thrive on making money from people who are new to a place. They have no scruples. God bless Colin. Keep up the good work. People don’t know but blessings for these sort of generous people never goes unheeded. They are blessed by God who rewards. It’s the charlatans who thrive on making money from people in need & ripping people off who get it bad eventually. There is a God.
The lesson here, if you are going to be an expat, anywhere, plan, plan, plan and then plan again. If you don't it will go wrong. I have lived in Asia as an expat for the past 8 years, but that followed at least 10 years of planning. I like Malta very much. My family have holidayed there for many years, since my introduction to the place as a Military man in 1970, but I would never have considered moving there permanently. It is small, restrictive , it can be culturally challenging and it is very expensive. It also feels like living in one massive, badly planned built up area. It needs detail study and knowledge before committing to living there. Colin is right, because he's been through the mill.
Great questions Alex , Always on point You have wonderful people on your Channel. ❤ What I like is Alex always tailors the conversation style to the person. It just flows beautifully.
i really Enyoyed Very Beautiful video I love that Inglish man he was onnest and kind I had tears on my eyes talking Good about Malta 🇲🇹 I really enjoyed it Thank you so much both of you.😊
Nice session Alex. I also love the weather of Malta after get rid from Dubai bad weather after spending 15 yrs in Dubai. Alhamdulillah the best weather here than UAE. Its enough for my health
Alex, if we are coming to Malta for a permanent stay...which is very possible...I will give you a call. You are awesome man, just awesome. Поздрави от България!
Hi, great interview, thanks! Never been to Malta, we are planning a holiday for the 5 of us (my wife and me, son and his girlfriend and my daughter) in November, but don't know where we should look to go in Malta. I'd like to be near the sea to swim, but within walking distance of shops, cafés, etc in a fairly typical Maltese area. We'd be after a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom place, with a good sit out area. If Colin or anyone here has any ideas that would be great! Many thanks for your help, Phil
Hi Censina, interesting that this guy moved to where Kathleen had a place. I heard that it’s right out in the country, but if he has a car he would be okay. As we have heard, Malta has become very expensive for everything.
Shame this man couldn’t buy when he came all those years ago, he would have saved a lot of money, and the price of the accommodation would have gone up a lot in value.
Yes Maltese people are kind but they are getting fed up too of the desrespect for their traditions, their culture and their space. Anything uncontrolled like this mass migration will and is destroying the stability of the Island.
I agree to certain extend, but the problem is a lot of Maltese are benefiting from foreign people so they wont say anythijg till they make thousands of euros. Those Maltese that dont make money from foreigners are the one who are really fed up of the foreign migration
@@AlexinMalta I am not saying this because I am not doing money off of foreigners, if that is what you mean. My comment has nothing to do with jealousy or anything of the sorts. We all know the amount of greed that has taken over Malta starting from our hideous politicians. Maltese people have appreciated tourism always however anything uncontrolled like this mass migration that many times is happening illegally is what we are all fed up of. And besides, what about foreigners respecting our culture instead of many coming here and importing their own. If I come to your house I have to abide by your rules to give an example. That is why we are fed up. The Government's only plan for the economy is only importing people and more people and all our infrastructure and our space is becoming less and less. Well to give you an example, I saw your videos about your apartment. You may be comfortable on your own in it, however, would you still be comfortable in it if there are 10 more people with you there? I don't think so. Now take this latter example and apply it to tiny Malta and you will know what I mean. I lived here all my life and I can assure you 10 - 15 years ago life was fantastic here compared to the stressful, cluttered, overpopulated country you know.
I totally agree its very difficult. The UK too is a small Island completely blessed with good infrastructure, schools, health ect but we can't cope with so many unplanned with open borders. I honestly trully wish all the other EU countries gave the people the democratic vote like our Brexit. I can already see the change
Love for cars in Malta is beyond insanity. Pedestrians, pushchairs, disabled people, cyclists?...no 😐 No safe pavements and no safe crossings, but Malta can offer careless drivers. In Birkirkara alone there are 3-4 serious car accidents daily according to the statistics. Well, we have what we have. 🤷♂ Thank you Alex for another interesting interview!
There are absolutely no safety standards on these islands so people do as they please and even if there were no one would follow them, no enforcement at all. The one that concerns me the most are the building, nada.
Hi Alex just subscribed to your your channel. We love Malta and we find your videos very enjoyable and helpful. Me and the wife are hoping to retire to Malta in a couple of years.And gond this interview with colin very good.Iam not very clued up on stuff how will i get colins information. Cheers from Paul & Wendy 👍
Hi Alex great video good information on how to move to Malta. Like I said in the first comment I would like some information from you or Colin about coming to live in Malta much appreciated Cheers mate 👍👍
Nice interview Alex, this man was very informative. But I'm wondering on just how many more videos you can do on Malta. Most people that come to Malta are from countries where the life is not as good as Malta so things are starting to sound the same and they all have the same issues. I've been here since 2009 and have seen a drastic change. My reasons for coming to live here are much different than most people but I won't go into that. As far as I'm concerned I wouldn't advise anyone anymore to move to Malta unless you are very well off and can afford to go privately including schools, doctors and hospitals. I've had lots of experience with all those both public and private and the public is a nightmare. In your videos you really don't hear much negativity which I understand but I could write a book on that if I had the inclination. I know that's not what your videos are about though. Ok, enough of that. I do want to say that I just enjoy you and your videos very much and hope you can find many more ideas to cover these islands. ❤
There will be times when expatriates like Colin will not afford to live in Malta with just a pension. 95% of Maltese own their own house. The other 5% of Maltese (incl EU) nationals can apply for subsidise housing, however, such grants do not apply to third countries like the British. You cannot move to Malta without buying property. The trend in the 80s was that British people moved to Malta and bought cheap property, mostly unconverted farmhouses, and left the Island rich after selling them.
Hello Allen, I have messaged you before, I’m in Malta at this present time, and would just like, tell your viewers not to use the canifor hotel in St Paul’s, worse experience of my love for Malta, there are loads of students here, with teachers/carers and they are running up and down the corridor all night, have not slept for 3 days here, hotel doesn’t care and this is tuning out to be a bad holiday, on the other hand love Malta, and love your videos, stay safe and please keep making them. Barbara
I love the video it's very interesting.❤ I think it's more difficult for people who are not so young. Is it difficult to find a good job in Malta if you are age 50+? ❤
Hi Alex. I'm a Greek woman, I talk englisch, german and egyptian arabic n I m gonna come to Malta these days n will live to a friends house. What do u suggest me to work n how much money could I get per hour or per day?
@@AlexinMaltaecause the Government is only interested in money over a short term. In some years here it will be such a cesspit that few will remain here. All this uncontrolled migration is making this island not liveable anymore. This Government destroyed the country. They are making only short sighted decisions.
@@myhappyplace718Get the people to vote out of the EU. The UK did it and slowly things are going back the way things were. Come if you have a home, job and funds to support yourself and pay taxes etc...
Hllo alex my name is saidjohn i came malta 15 days ago through the agent but no jobs they are proving you should give awareness for the people who are coming to malta from India,nepals, Bangladesh, Pakistan and also srilanka even they took 6000 euros they didn't giving any jobs we are suffering for jobs plz make a vedio on malta agencies who are doing here thanking you
I can't understand how you manage to give away all those money without even doing a little research. All of you are doing just dumb decisions. What do you think, that in Malta rains money? Tell your people to stay where they are. These agencies are just mafia. And if you managed to put together that amount of money than it means you were not that bad and you were quite good in your country. Malta is not the new USA. All this migration is rendering the country a cesspit. Our culture and our traditions are being destroyed just because you have put all in your head a mirage. Not to mention many many foreigners desrespect the country and the people.
How about LGBTQ right in Malta? Is this country safe for transgender come to here ? Is there any case of rape or discrimination for LGBTQIA community there? Make me Interest about it 😂
@@AlexinMalta woah, I would like to visit soon as possible. Because I think Malta is conservative country in Europe cause many Maltese belief on catholic.
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Hi Alex, we are from the UK and have a property on lovely Malta!! My husband was bought up in care in the UK but knew his father was Maltese, a maltese man, came to work at my mums workplace...and thats how we found his father...this was 27 years ago and the best thing we ever did!!
Very good video. I'm Irish and moved here in 2011/12.. Working in real estate foe the last 9 years. Everything he said is spot on.
Thanks for watching
My dad moved back to Malta after several years in Australia & over 40 years in the states. He lives in a small village now he loves it. ❤️
There's still lots of villages left which resemble 'traditional Malta' but I think it is fair to say that those from other country who wishes to live there or holiday there should respect the Maltese people and Malta itself.
Great interview, very generous comments about the Maltese, I always loved the British people since I was of a very young age, they are amazing,
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Malta is a very different case
Proud to count Colin amongst my friends here in Malta. He's a great guy. Instrumental in my moving here in 2018, I too am still here
omg Colin! I worked with this guy for years, what a NICE guy he is. miss him and kinda miss Malta😂
Great interview Alex. When I came to Malta with some friends for a holiday in 2017 people were saying then how much Malta was changing, for both the good and the bad. I personally can't wait to come back, and I will one day😊. Colin is right the Maltese people have great big hearts❤
Im glad that you are watching my videos and you are interested ti come and visit Malta❤️
Thank you Alex.Excellent interview.Well done Colin.🇲🇹🇦🇺
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It is always good to know about good people. Colin is such a great person. Truthful & helpful. Alex you have a very good quality that you intervene in your interview, only whenever it is necessary. My son is an editor. We live in India. I have been watching your interview about increasing rent in Malta. Your government is offering tax benefits to move to Malta but high rents are a big hurdle. He is confused. He wants a single room apartment but it seems it is not feasible as he is earning roughly $ 2500-3000 a month.
Great video thanks Alex. Best wishes to Colin. Hugs from Canada
❤️❤️much love to Canada
Just watched this video on tv. I honestly thought the background was a picture until i saw a boat move ! Amazing view and nice interview.
This is great to watch Colin and yourself give so much
Awesome interview with an wonderful gentlemen.... Thankyou Alex🍻
Colin gave an excellent review of his experiences in Malta both positive and negative. He comes across as very sincere and straight forward. Thank you for the very fine interview.
Hi Alex that was an excellent video and i really enjoyed it so much. Malta is a beautiful country and it was interesting hearing Collins story of how he holidayed in Malta and then moved there to live.
Another great video Alex! Colin is a great ambassador for expats to Malta! Thank you ❤️
Absolutely brilliant video Alex a wealth of information from Colin I myself have been going to Malta on holiday since 86 and although Malta has changed alot over the years Colin is absolutely spot on with the Maltese people who are welcoming and friendly and helpful and a pleasure to have as friends 👍👌😊
Thanks Scott, im glad you enjoyed your holiday on your last trip to Malta
Hi Alex , loved this , nice guy Colin , very honest revue , and I can also say after coming and still coming to Malta since 1977 they are the kindest people ❤️
❤❤❤thanks Carolyn
Very informative. Thank you to you both.
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching
Very educational and enjoyed following your chat. I am Maltese lived 29 years abroad and came back to Malta and therefore enjoy hearing experiences of what one went through when coming to live here as some things are in same level of mine, so it's great hearing. Comparing the experiences!
Thank you, if you ever want to be on my channel let me know :) it would be great to bear your story and point of view :)
Thank you Alex and Colin, your discussion was very informative.
Grazzi Charles
Lovely interview Alex. Great view from the hotel too. Good overview and realistic comments of and about the island and its inhabitants. I know Colin and he is a great genuine guy. Been on a few nights/events with him. :) (Robert. Fogg)
Thank you Robert
Alex you can do one video about students life in Malta, i think that video is very helpful for upcoming students.
Definitely a completely honest / transparent opinion on Malta. Well done Alex and great information from Colin
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks Colin for the great information. Keep up the great work Alex.
Thanks, will do!❤
i live in malta in the 70s as a 11 year old kids as my dad was in the r.a.f then i also went to talhandqa school i have a great time and i have been back many time over the years
Hi Chris . As a 7 year old in 1971 I went on holiday from Leicester to Malta with parents and older brother and sister. Magical experience and loved Malta ever since . Stayed in a resort called Mistra village , no longer there anymore I believe and that’s so sad as I was hoping to go there and reminisce now I’ve retired . Loved to off had your experience of living there . Sadly for me we have very few pictures from mistra village . But still have the memories.
GREAT CHAT BETWEEN TWO "GENTLEMAN" RESIDING IN MALTA 🇲🇰 🇲🇹 🇬🇧 😊.
"Ditto" Colin, I could say the same about the British people.When I lived in Malta I used to visit British "friends" at least twice a year. When I decided to move to UK in mid 70s, I got ALL the help I needed - you Brits are kind, generous and very trusting 🇬🇧 😍. Leaving England was my big mistake. Colin, I'm GLAD to hear that you & wife are now happily settled in my Malta. Can't wait to come and join all of you lucky people one day 🇲🇹 🙏.
ALEX, you're a excellent interviewer - you put everyone at ease and "let him/she /them talk". It's always a pleasure to watch.
THANKS ALEX & Colin👏👏.
Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ♥ 🇲🇰 ♥ 🇬🇧 ™
Thanks John. Im glad that you are enjoying these type of videos as well.
Great interview Alex . Colin is an amazing and honest guy. He is on my list for a beer if possible when I am over next.!! Thanks Alex and Thanks Colin.
❤️thank you
Like always a great TH-cam video Alex really liked it Colin was great I'm glad you brought him on your show. Lots of new and great information about Malta. Philip and Debbie from Las Vegas Nevada USA
Thank you my lovely Americans❤️
@@AlexinMalta one American and one Maltese. Lol
Hello awesome Alex in Malta! Yet another interesting video! We haven't been in touch for a while, but after watching this video, we thought it would be nice to meet you in person and if you like, we could tell you our story. Please let us know, the next time you'll be in St. Paul's Bay. Two retired Americans who love living in Malta (for the most part) 😁!
Colin is a very generous person. Anywhere else there are people that charge a lot of money & thrive on making money from people who are new to a place. They have no scruples. God bless Colin. Keep up the good work. People don’t know but blessings for these sort of generous people never goes unheeded. They are blessed by God who rewards. It’s the charlatans who thrive on making money from people in need & ripping people off who get it bad eventually. There is a God.
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The lesson here, if you are going to be an expat, anywhere, plan, plan, plan and then plan again. If you don't it will go wrong. I have lived in Asia as an expat for the past 8 years, but that followed at least 10 years of planning. I like Malta very much. My family have holidayed there for many years, since my introduction to the place as a Military man in 1970, but I would never have considered moving there permanently. It is small, restrictive , it can be culturally challenging and it is very expensive. It also feels like living in one massive, badly planned built up area. It needs detail study and knowledge before committing to living there. Colin is right, because he's been through the mill.
Great questions Alex ,
Always on point
You have wonderful people on your Channel. ❤
What I like is Alex always tailors the conversation style to the person. It just flows beautifully.
Im glad you noticed that ❤️
That view is why I ❤ Malta
Lovely guest Alex 👍
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Great interview Alex. Colin is another interesting person who is honest, realistic, and give good base of advice. Great question Alex 😊
Thank you Perry
Good job Alex
God bless you brother ❤
Great interview, Alex.
Thank you to your guest, Colin for his honest opinions about his experiences in Malta 🇲🇹
Sahha
Grazzi ❤️
2 more years Alex, and it's gonna be decade for you too. 🤗🤗😊
❤excited for it
a superb interview about daily life in Malta.
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i really Enyoyed Very Beautiful video I love that Inglish man he was onnest and kind I had tears on my eyes talking Good about Malta 🇲🇹 I really enjoyed it Thank you so much both of you.😊
Nice session Alex. I also love the weather of Malta after get rid from Dubai bad weather after spending 15 yrs in Dubai. Alhamdulillah the best weather here than UAE. Its enough for my health
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Loving your videos, keep up the positive vibes!
Thank you! Will do!❤
Alex, if we are coming to Malta for a permanent stay...which is very possible...I will give you a call. You are awesome man, just awesome. Поздрави от България!
Merci :) sure, let me know 🥰
wow 10 years!😅
I have been living here since 1999, originally I am Russian but Malta is my love forever 😻i am a maltese citizen more than 15 years.
Hi, great interview, thanks! Never been to Malta, we are planning a holiday for the 5 of us (my wife and me, son and his girlfriend and my daughter) in November, but don't know where we should look to go in Malta. I'd like to be near the sea to swim, but within walking distance of shops, cafés, etc in a fairly typical Maltese area. We'd be after a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom place, with a good sit out area. If Colin or anyone here has any ideas that would be great! Many thanks for your help, Phil
Thank you for the information.Collin is very Informative gentleman
Nice video Alex. Great work
Glad you enjoyed it
They can have ferry services that goes around the island( have docking areas this would alleviate transportation problems
Alex your vocal cords are appreciating
Thank u sir colin and alex
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Great show thank you
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Seeing that view I miss it and you!
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What a fantastic interview
Grazzi ❤️
Hi Censina, interesting that this guy moved to where Kathleen had a place. I heard that it’s right out in the country, but if he has a car he would be okay. As we have heard, Malta has become very expensive for everything.
Shame this man couldn’t buy when he came all those years ago, he would have saved a lot of money, and the price of the accommodation would have gone up a lot in value.
Ciao Alex, can You make a video about working as English teacher in Language schools and its relative salaries? Thanks!
Great interview 😃
Thank you :)
Great video!
Thank you
Very good video. Accurate in my opinion .
❤️thank you
Yes Maltese people are kind but they are getting fed up too of the desrespect for their traditions, their culture and their space. Anything uncontrolled like this mass migration will and is destroying the stability of the Island.
I agree to certain extend, but the problem is a lot of Maltese are benefiting from foreign people so they wont say anythijg till they make thousands of euros. Those Maltese that dont make money from foreigners are the one who are really fed up of the foreign migration
@@AlexinMalta I am not saying this because I am not doing money off of foreigners, if that is what you mean. My comment has nothing to do with jealousy or anything of the sorts. We all know the amount of greed that has taken over Malta starting from our hideous politicians. Maltese people have appreciated tourism always however anything uncontrolled like this mass migration that many times is happening illegally is what we are all fed up of. And besides, what about foreigners respecting our culture instead of many coming here and importing their own. If I come to your house I have to abide by your rules to give an example. That is why we are fed up. The Government's only plan for the economy is only importing people and more people and all our infrastructure and our space is becoming less and less. Well to give you an example, I saw your videos about your apartment. You may be comfortable on your own in it, however, would you still be comfortable in it if there are 10 more people with you there? I don't think so. Now take this latter example and apply it to tiny Malta and you will know what I mean. I lived here all my life and I can assure you 10 - 15 years ago life was fantastic here compared to the stressful, cluttered, overpopulated country you know.
I totally agree its very difficult. The UK too is a small Island completely blessed with good infrastructure, schools, health ect but we can't cope with so many unplanned with open borders. I honestly trully wish all the other EU countries gave the people the democratic vote like our Brexit. I can already see the change
Lovely video Alex as always ❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it!❤see you soon
@@AlexinMalta see you soon dear Alex ❤️❤️
Love for cars in Malta is beyond insanity. Pedestrians, pushchairs, disabled people, cyclists?...no 😐 No safe pavements and no safe crossings, but Malta can offer careless drivers. In Birkirkara alone there are 3-4 serious car accidents daily according to the statistics. Well, we have what we have. 🤷♂
Thank you Alex for another interesting interview!
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There are absolutely no safety standards on these islands so people do as they please and even if there were no one would follow them, no enforcement at all. The one that concerns me the most are the building, nada.
I have lived here since April 2013
You like it ?
@@AlexinMaltayes very nuch, apart from the traffic, I am hapoy here. Akso being half Maltese is another reason why I like it here
Hi Alex just subscribed to your your channel. We love Malta and we find your videos very enjoyable and helpful. Me and the wife are hoping to retire to Malta in a couple of years.And gond this interview with colin very good.Iam not very clued up on stuff how will i get colins information. Cheers from Paul & Wendy 👍
Hi Alex great video good information on how to move to Malta. Like I said in the first comment I would like some information from you or Colin about coming to live in Malta much appreciated Cheers mate 👍👍
Beautiful Malta ❤
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@@AlexinMalta bro I am India how to come Malta
@@ramesha9748 Stay in India it is better.
Alex I loved you and subscribed your beautiful Chanel from India.❤ lots of love for you❤❤❤
Good afternoon Colin lad
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Excellent nice guy, more of the same please!
Will do :)
We have been living here for 12 years .
You like it ?
Nice interview Alex, this man was very informative.
But I'm wondering on just how many more videos you can do on Malta.
Most people that come to Malta are from countries where the life is not as good as Malta so things are starting to sound the same and they all have the same issues.
I've been here since 2009 and have seen a drastic change. My reasons for coming to live here are much different than most people but I won't go into that.
As far as I'm concerned I wouldn't advise anyone anymore to move to Malta unless you are very well off and can afford to go privately including schools, doctors and hospitals. I've had lots of experience with all those both public and private and the public is a nightmare. In your videos you really don't hear much negativity which I understand but I could write a book on that if I had the inclination. I know that's not what your videos are about though.
Ok, enough of that. I do want to say that I just enjoy you and your videos very much and hope you can find many more ideas to cover these islands. ❤
There will be times when expatriates like Colin will not afford to live in Malta with just a pension. 95% of Maltese own their own house. The other 5% of Maltese (incl EU) nationals can apply for subsidise housing, however, such grants do not apply to third countries like the British. You cannot move to Malta without buying property. The trend in the 80s was that British people moved to Malta and bought cheap property, mostly unconverted farmhouses, and left the Island rich after selling them.
He wont be able to afford to live in his own country also.
Thanks for commenting
Very nice content,I would request you to make a video of how the war in Ukraine is effecting the economy in Malta
Where exactly is "Iswata" that Colin mentions?
L'Iklin, I know, but not the place so close to Valletta called "Iswata", or "Ixwata"?
Im 11 so i lived in malta for 11 YEARS 😮
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Hello Allen, I have messaged you before, I’m in Malta at this present time, and would just like, tell your viewers not to use the canifor hotel in St Paul’s, worse experience of my love for Malta, there are loads of students here, with teachers/carers and they are running up and down the corridor all night, have not slept for 3 days here, hotel doesn’t care and this is tuning out to be a bad holiday, on the other hand love Malta, and love your videos, stay safe and please keep making them. Barbara
Hi Barbara, my suggestion is to get the general manager of the Hotel, explain your situation, get the remaining money and move to another Hotel.
Thank you, have been trying to speak to him, but he never seems to be around, today was the worst xx
Also in Greece n in Germany n in the whole world everything IS more expensive nowadays
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Alex where are you from? Finland by chance?
Love you bro
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He is catching a little Maltese accent haha I am British I love Malta too
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For the bus situation why don't they run more buses at busy times??(even ifd they have other bus company's as back up??= Reasons things out😮😮😮
Where is the coffee place?
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I think it's more difficult for people who are not so young. Is it difficult to find a good job in Malta if you are age 50+? ❤
If you are qualified is not difficult
I've worked with Colin previously and he's a good lad =) Thank you for the interview, Alex!
Colin has a special accent, where is he from?
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North East
Hi Alex. I'm a Greek woman, I talk englisch, german and egyptian arabic n I m gonna come to Malta these days n will live to a friends house. What do u suggest me to work n how much money could I get per hour or per day?
My wife and I are trying to get a work visa to Malta, but it's not easy though
Yes, its not easy
I love cisk beer 🍺
Me too :)
It applies to England too. Have some money in the bank before you move to England.
Hello sir i likes your videos, make videos for cab driver problems one videos 🙏 in Malta
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Hi, Alex can you please provide his facebook link.
Thank you
facebook.com/colin.backhouse1 let me know if you can open it
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How should I connect? Him I need help
You need help
Description of the video
Malta became a victim of its success.
Expected tbh
@@AlexinMaltaecause the Government is only interested in money over a short term. In some years here it will be such a cesspit that few will remain here. All this uncontrolled migration is making this island not liveable anymore. This Government destroyed the country. They are making only short sighted decisions.
@@myhappyplace718Get the people to vote out of the EU. The UK did it and slowly things are going back the way things were. Come if you have a home, job and funds to support yourself and pay taxes etc...
Can you buy an air condition and install it in the window at any apartment in Malta and islands?
i have never done it, but i know people that they did it
I want to relocate to Malta from Dubai can you please help me out
Great interview... Can i get the Facebook ID of your friend you did interview with?. It will be a great pleasure
Its im the description
Hllo alex my name is saidjohn i came malta 15 days ago through the agent but no jobs they are proving you should give awareness for the people who are coming to malta from India,nepals, Bangladesh, Pakistan and also srilanka even they took 6000 euros they didn't giving any jobs we are suffering for jobs plz make a vedio on malta agencies who are doing here thanking you
I have been doing those videos for a whole year back in 2021
You tell your people. They are so dumb that they don't listen. Did the Maltese take your 6000 Euros? I hope so.
I can't understand how you manage to give away all those money without even doing a little research. All of you are doing just dumb decisions. What do you think, that in Malta rains money? Tell your people to stay where they are. These agencies are just mafia. And if you managed to put together that amount of money than it means you were not that bad and you were quite good in your country. Malta is not the new USA. All this migration is rendering the country a cesspit. Our culture and our traditions are being destroyed just because you have put all in your head a mirage. Not to mention many many foreigners desrespect the country and the people.
I've been living in Malta for 12y since 2012...so what? 🤣
1980 to 2023 = 43 Years not 30 sorry
He moved in 2013, so its 30
How about LGBTQ right in Malta? Is this country safe for transgender come to here ? Is there any case of rape or discrimination for LGBTQIA community there? Make me Interest about it 😂
Hey hey. Yes it is
@@AlexinMalta woah, I would like to visit soon as possible. Because I think Malta is conservative country in Europe cause many Maltese belief on catholic.