Malta is preparing to resume international tourism and wants to encourage divers to come to the island. To achieve this, the Maltese tourism office is implementing an aid plan totaling €750,000.

Starting from June 2021, and until the funds are exhausted, divers visiting Malta can benefit from €100 to spend, in one go, at an approved diving center (list of approved centers here). The request is made online and takes less than 10 minutes. A copy of your passport and your flight information to Malta will be required.

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Covid-19 update in Malta

June 1 marks the resumption of tourist activities in Malta. Vaccinated French citizens (14 days after the second injection) can move without restriction. Those who have not been vaccinated must present a negative Covid-19 PCR test less than 72 hours old.

On May 10, bars and restaurants will reopen on the island, free movement between Malta and Gozo will be restored, and on May 26, non-essential shops will be allowed to open.

50% of the Maltese population has already received the first dose of the vaccine, and the island records one of the lowest infection rates in Europe.

More information on the aid plan here.