Volunteering In Malta Guidelines

Summary

Volunteers in malta for short-term stays, such as one week, generally do not require a work permit. However, it is advisable to confirm with local authorities or the identity malta agency to ensure compliance with any specific regulations.

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Are you familiar with the laws of the Republic of Malta?
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A Maltese citizen, after her death, wishes to donate her body to a foreign research institute. She has made arrangements with a local Maltese Funeral director to have her bodily remains transferred overseas when she passes away. In order to assist the Maltese funeral director with the process of embalming and other necessary preparations, the Maltese citizen contacted a British charity registered as such in the UK. The charity agreed to send two volunteers to Malta to help out. Will these British volunteers require a work permit? They will stay in Malta for a maximum of one week.
Arthur, in Malta, volunteers typically do not require a work permit if their stay is short-term, such as one week. However, it's always best to confirm this with local authorities or the Identity Malta Agency to ensure compliance with any specific regulations.
OK, thank you so much.
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It looks like the situation is relatively straightforward, but it would still be wise to confirm details with local authorities or the Identity Malta Agency for specific regulations regarding short-term volunteers. Do you have any other legal questions or issues you need assistance with?
No thanks. You have been very helpful.
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I'm glad I could help, Arthur. If you have any further questions in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. Have a great day!