Is there a dress code in Malta?

In Malta there are no specific dress rules, however it is advised to dress conservatively for business meetings. Men should wear a suit or jacket and tie and women should wear an elegant, but not necessary conventional suit in a dark or subtle colour.



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Basic Etiquette. People tend to dress formally and modestly. Hats should be removed when entering a person's home or a church. Maltese typically have a relaxed approach towards timekeeping and punctuality.

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  • Cover up.
  • The Maltese speak English, too.
  • Everybody knows everybody.
  • Drivers drive in the shade.
  • Leave plenty of time to go shopping.
  • Free hospital care for the British.
  • The tap water is safe.
  • What goes up, must come down.


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Modesty is important for Maltese, and they do not appreciate people who put themselves above others. Swearing and blasphemy may be offensive to your Maltese counterpart. Take care not to use language that may offend them. Many Maltese are open to any conversation topic.

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For budget travelers, planning ahead and researching activities and costs is crucial. On average, a budget traveler can expect to spend around $50 to $70 per day, including accommodation, food, transportation, and activities.

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