360Medicare

Recruitment · Europe · Malta

Nurse Recruitment for Malta

360 Medicare places registered and elderly/specialist care nurses with Maltese hospitals and care facilities — one of the few EU healthcare markets that operates in English day-to-day, lowering the entry barrier for internationally trained nurses.

Eligibility

Who this pathway suits

Nurse working in Malta
Eligibility — Nurses

Registered Nurse or Elderly/Specialist Care Nurse qualification, Malta Nursing and Midwifery Council registration, and English proficiency — which most internationally qualified nurses satisfy without a separate English test, since English is Malta’s working clinical language.

Nurse with AHPRA registration
Malta as a Route Into Australia's AHPRA

AHPRA now accepts English-medium nursing study completed in Malta as proof of English proficiency, waiving IELTS/OET. BSc-qualified nurses with at least one year of clinical experience in Malta can apply to AHPRA without sitting any English test at all — a genuine accelerant for candidates targeting Australia long-term.

Life & Benefits in Malta

  • Small, English-speaking EU member state
  • Mediterranean lifestyle with a warm climate year-round
  • English used throughout hospitals — no separate language requirement to start work
  • Healthcare sector that regularly recruits internationally
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Current Openings

Live roles in this market right now

No open roles here right now — send us your profile and we'll reach out when a matching role opens.
How It Works

Four steps from application to arrival

01
Eligibility Check

We review your qualification and confirm your registration path.

02
Documentation

Credential recognition and registration documents prepared.

03
Employer Matching

Matched to Maltese hospitals or care facility employers.

04
Work Permit & Relocation

Work permit support through to placement in Malta.

Curious about nursing jobs in Malta?

Tell us your qualification and we’ll confirm what’s possible.

FAQ

Malta nurse recruitment — common questions

No separate English test is generally required — English is Malta’s working clinical language, and Malta-trained or English-medium-qualified nurses are recognised without IELTS/OET.
Yes — AHPRA now waives its English requirement for nurses trained or registered in Malta, and BSc nurses with one year of Malta clinical experience can skip the English test entirely for AHPRA.
Registration with the Malta Nursing and Midwifery Council, alongside your nursing qualification and relevant clinical experience.
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