Hire Professional & Overseas-Experienced Welders for Malta

M2S Group is a trusted international welding recruitment and immigration support agency, specialising in supplying highly skilled, overseas-experienced welders for Malta.

We support Maltese construction, shipbuilding, manufacturing, energy, and industrial companies by providing qualified, safety-focused welding professionals who meet international standards, Maltese labour regulations, and employer-specific technical requirements.

Our mission is to help Maltese employers overcome skilled labour shortages and deliver projects efficiently through legal, reliable, and long-term welding workforce solutions.

Professional Immigration & Legal Employment Support in Malta

M2S Group operates as a professional immigration and legal employment support partner, assisting foreign welders who wish to work legally in Malta.

Our core responsibilities are immigration compliance and employment authorisation. We work directly with licensed recruitment and employment companies in Malta that officially hire welders for Maltese employers.

We handle and coordinate:

• Work permits and employment authorisations
• Visa processing and residence documentation
• Legal onboarding and contract compliance
• Welder relocation and workforce mobilisation

This ensures fully compliant employment, reduces employer risk, and supports smooth workforce integration in Malta.

Global Welding Recruitment Expertise

We recruit experienced and certified welders from:

• India
• Nepal
• Bangladesh
• Sri Lanka
• Philippines
• Africa
• EU & non-EU European countries

Our recruitment specialists understand industrial, fabrication, shipyard, and construction welding requirements, ensuring welders are appropriately assessed, verified, and ready for Maltese worksites.

Supplying Professional Welders for Key Industries in Malta

With 20+ years of global recruitment experience, M2S Group supplies welding professionals across Malta’s key industries, including:

• Shipbuilding & Marine Services
• Construction & Infrastructure Projects
• Manufacturing & Industrial Plants
• Steel Fabrication & Metal Processing
• Energy & Power Facilities
• Heavy Engineering & Machinery
• Maintenance & Industrial Shutdown Projects

Welder Profiles We Supply

We provide a comprehensive range of welding specialists aligned with Maltese and international standards, including:

• MIG / MAG Welders
• TIG Welders
• ARC / MMA Welders
• Structural Steel Welders
• Pipe Welders (5G / 6G)
• Stainless Steel & Aluminium Welders
• Shipyard & Marine Welders
• Industrial Fabrication Welders
• Maintenance & Shutdown Welders
• Pressure Vessel Welders
• Welding Supervisors & Inspectors
• Fabrication Foremen & Team Leaders

Training & Compliance Standards

All welders supplied by M2S Group are trained or verified in:

• International welding standards (ISO / EN)
• Workplace safety procedures and PPE usage
• Reading technical drawings and WPS
• Quality control and defect prevention
• Maltese site safety and regulatory standards

This ensures high-quality artistry, safe operations, and regulatory compliance.

Our Welder Recruitment Process for Malta

M2S Group follows a structured, transparent, and compliant recruitment process:

1. Candidate pre-screening and experience verification
2. Practical welding tests and skill assessments
3. Background checks and medical examinations
4. Qualification and certification verification
5. Work permit, visa, and immigration documentation
6. Mobilisation, onboarding, and post-deployment support

Each welder is selected to meet Maltese labour law, EU standards, and project-specific requirements.

Your Reliable Welding Recruitment & Immigration Partner in Malta

M2S Group delivers end-to-end welding recruitment and immigration solutions across Malta, supporting employers in construction, marine, manufacturing, and industrial sectors.

We connect Maltese companies with a global pool of certified welding professionals, offering cost-effective, scalable, and legally compliant hiring solutions.

M2S GROUP – Welding Immigration Support Agency for Malta

M2S GROUP supports welders seeking legal employment in Malta through structured immigration and compliance services. We cooperate with licensed Maltese recruitment and employment companies that provide verified job offers.

We do not issue permits or replace government authorities. The competent Maltese authorities make all decisions regarding work permits, visas, and residence rights. Our role is to prepare documentation, coordinate procedures, and ensure legal compliance.

Our Role as an Immigration Support Agency for Welders

Our services include:

• Assistance with Maltese work permit applications
• Support with visa and residence procedures
• Guidance on legal employment conditions in Malta
• Assistance with qualification recognition
• Medical and safety certification guidance
• Ongoing administrative and legal support

We ensure welders clearly understand documentation requirements, timelines, and legal start dates.

Cooperation With Maltese Recruitment & Employment Companies

Our cooperation model is transparent and lawful:

• Maltese recruitment companies identify employers and vacancies
• Employers issue official job offers and employment conditions
• M2S GROUP ensures welders are legally authorised to work

This ensures:

• Genuine job opportunities for welders
• Legally compliant workforce for employers
• Full adherence to Maltese labour and immigration regulations

Benefits for Welders

Welders benefit from:

• Access to verified welding jobs in Malta
• Full immigration and legal employment support
• Transparent contracts and working conditions
• Protection from illegal employment
• Step-by-step guidance from application to long-term work

Benefits for Maltese Employers

Employers benefit because welders:

• Hold a valid legal work authorisation
• Meet Maltese professional welding standards
• Are fully documented before deployment
• Reduce legal, financial, and operational risk

Immigration Support for Non-EU Welders in Malta

Non-EU welders require proper authorisation to work legally in Malta. M2S GROUP provides complete support, including:

• Work permit applications
• Visa and residence documentation
• Legally compliant employment contracts
• Relocation and onboarding assistance

Registration With M2S GROUP – Mandatory First Step

M2S GROUP operates a secure online registration platform for both employers and welders. Registration is mandatory and ensures verification, compliance, and smooth processing.

Employer Registration – Hiring Welders in Malta

https://www.moving2europe.eu/our-platform/employer/register

Welder Registration – Legal Welding Jobs in Malta

https://www.moving2europe.eu/our-platform/welder/Register

Registration enables accurate job matching, faster processing, and legally compliant cooperation from the start.

Secure, Transparent & Legally Compliant Recruitment

All recruitment and immigration activities managed by M2S GROUP comply with Maltese labour law, immigration regulations, and data protection requirements.

Why Choose M2S GROUP

M2S GROUP specialises in welding recruitment and immigration support for Malta, delivering ethical, compliant, and long-term workforce solutions.

Our Mission

To support Malta’s construction, marine, and industrial sectors by connecting skilled welders with responsible employers while ensuring legal employment, fair conditions, and sustainable cooperation.

Contact M2S GROUP

If you are a welder seeking legal work in Malta or a Maltese employer hiring certified welding professionals, M2S GROUP is your trusted recruitment and immigration partner.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Welding Immigration & Recruitment in Malta

1. Can foreign welders legally work in Malta?

Yes. Foreign welders can legally work in Malta if they comply with Maltese labour and immigration laws. Legal employment requires an approved work authorisation and a valid residence status.

2. Do EU/EEA citizens need a work permit to work as welders in Malta?

No. EU/EEA citizens do not require a work permit to work in Malta, but they must register their residence if staying long-term.

3. Do non-EU welders need a work permit in Malta?

Yes. Non-EU welders must obtain a valid Maltese work permit (Single Permit) and residence permit before starting employment.

4. Who applies for the work permit in Malta?

The Maltese employer applies for the work authorisation on behalf of the welder. Recruitment agencies such as M2S GROUP assist with documentation and procedures.

5. What types of work permits are available for welders in Malta?

Most welders are employed under the Single Permit, which combines work and residence authorisation and is linked to a specific employer and job role.

6. Do foreign welders need a visa to work in Malta?

Yes. Non-EU welders must obtain a long-stay work visa and residence permit allowing employment in Malta after approval.

7. Can a welder apply from their home country?

Yes. Welders usually apply from their home country after receiving a confirmed job offer and employer-sponsored work authorisation.

8. Can welders already in Europe work in Malta?

Yes, provided they obtain valid Maltese work authorisation and hold a legal status that allows them to work in Malta.

9. What documents does a welder need to work in Malta?

Standard required documents include:

• Valid passport
• Welding qualification or trade certificates
• Proof of professional experience
• Medical fitness certificate
• Police clearance (if required)
• Work permit
• Visa or residence permit

10. Are welding certifications mandatory in Malta?

Yes. Welders must present recognised professional qualifications relevant to their welding specialisation.

11. Can welding certifications be verified or assessed in Malta?

Yes. Employers or authorities may require skills assessment, equivalence checks, or official recognition of qualifications.

12. Are foreign welding qualifications accepted in Malta?

Yes. Many international welding qualifications are accepted, though official translation into English or validation may be required.

13. What medical checks are required for welders?

Welders must pass a medical examination confirming fitness for industrial and technical work in accordance with Maltese occupational health regulations.

14. Do welders need a Maltese employment contract?

Yes. A written employment contract with a Maltese employer is mandatory for legal employment.

15. Can welders work on long-term industrial projects in Malta?

Yes. Foreign welders are employed in shipbuilding, ship repair, construction, metal fabrication, and energy-related projects.

16. What is the minimum salary for welders in Malta?

Salaries depend on experience, role, and collective agreements. Employers must comply with Malta’s minimum wage and labour standards.

17. Are working hours regulated for welders in Malta?

Yes. Working hours, overtime, and rest periods are regulated by Maltese labour law and EU working time rules.

18. Can a welder change employers in Malta?

Yes, but a new work authorisation or permit update is required, as permits are employer-specific.

19. How long does it take to obtain a work permit in Malta?

Processing time typically ranges from 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the case and authorities involved.

20. Can family members join a welder in Malta?

Yes. Family members can apply for residence permits under family reunification rules after the welder obtains legal residence.

21. Is illegal work punished in Malta?

Yes. Illegal employment can result in fines, deportation, entry bans, and penalties for employers.

22. Do employers need special authorisation to hire foreign welders?

Yes. Employers must be legally registered and authorised to employ foreign workers in Malta.

23. Does M2S GROUP provide immigration support for welders?

Yes. M2S GROUP assists with recruitment, work permits, visas, documentation, and compliance procedures.

24. Does M2S GROUP provide legal advice?

No. M2S GROUP provides recruitment and procedural support only. Maltese authorities make final decisions.

25. Is registration with M2S GROUP mandatory?

Yes. Registration is required to begin recruitment and immigration support services.

26. Can welders secure a job before arriving in Malta?

Yes. A confirmed job offer is required before starting the work permit and visa application process.

27. Are welders insured in Malta?

Yes. Legally employed welders are covered under Malta’s social security and health insurance system.

28. Do foreign welders pay taxes in Malta?

Yes. Income earned in Malta is subject to Maltese tax laws.

29. Can welders work as self-employed in Malta?

Yes, but additional registration, licensing, and tax requirements apply. This option may not suit all welding roles.

30. What languages are required to work as a welder in Malta?

There is no legal language requirement, but English is commonly required for workplace communication and safety.

31. Can welders work long-term in Malta?

Yes. Work and residence permits can be renewed, allowing long-term employment in Malta.

32. Does Malta recruit welders from Asia and Africa?

Yes. Malta recruits skilled welders from Asia, Africa, and other regions when labour shortages exist and legal criteria are met.

33. What happens if documents expire?

Expired work permits or visas make employment illegal. Renewals must be completed before expiry.

34. Does M2S GROUP work with verified employers only?

Yes. M2S GROUP cooperates exclusively with verified and compliant Maltese employers.

35. Where can welders and employers register?

Employer registration:

https://www.moving2europe.eu/our-platform/employer/register

Welder registration:

https://www.moving2europe.eu/our-platform/welder/Register