Malta Work-Status Compatibility
Complete your PermitFit Passport once to instantly see how well your work-status situation matches jobs across Malta.
How PermitFit matching works
When employers post jobs on Impjieg, they declare their work-authorisation support policies — including whether they are open to third-country national applicants, support first-time Single Permits, assist with change-of-employer paperwork, or offer relocation packages.
Your PermitFit Passport stores your work status, current country, residence status, and availability. Impjieg automatically compares these details to show you clear, transparent compatibility signals on every job card and detail page without needing to recalculate each time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the PermitFit Passport?
The PermitFit Passport is a candidate-declared profile of your work authorisation, residence status, and relocation requirements. When saved, Impjieg automatically compares your situation against employer-declared support on every job listing.
Does completing PermitFit guarantee a Malta work permit?
No. PermitFit provides compatibility guidance based on employer-declared and candidate-declared information. Impjieg is not a government agency, immigration authority, or law firm, and does not provide legal advice or guarantee permit approval.
Who can see my PermitFit Passport?
Your Passport is private. It is never displayed on public search indexes or open candidate profiles. Relevant work-status signals are only shared with an employer when you explicitly choose to submit a job application.
What are the common work-permit routes in Malta?
Common pathways include EU/EEA free movement, standard Single Permits (for non-EU candidates), Key Employee Initiative (KEI fast-track for specialized/managerial roles), Specialist Employee Initiative (SEI), and Change of Employer for candidates already holding a Maltese permit.

