Au Pair from Romania in Malta
Everything you need to know to go from Romania to Malta as an au pair — visa, salary, language overlap, and how to find a host family without an agency.
Visa & paperwork for Romania citizens
EU free movement applies
As a Romania citizen, you have the right to live and work in Malta without a visa or work permit. You only need a valid passport or national ID and to register with the local authorities after arrival.
Language overlap
Malta doesn't share a language with Romania, but that's part of the appeal — most au pairs from Romania go specifically to learn one of the local languages: . Host families almost always speak some English.
What you'll earn in Malta
Beyond the cash, host families in Malta typically provide: Free room & meals, English is an official language, Mediterranean climate, beaches. Add up the savings on rent, food, and utilities and the real value is significantly higher than the pocket money alone.
How to start your au pair journey from Romania to Malta
- Create a free DearAuPair profile (5 minutes)
- Browse host families in Malta, filter by language and family size
- Message families directly — no agency, no waiting
- Video call with the families you like
- Sign your contract and book your trip to Malta
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