Long Lets in Malta
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Apartments
€1,500/mo
Ref: 91766Apartments in Pieta
Pieta
Apartments
€1,700/mo
Ref: 91760Apartments in Gzira
Gzira
Apartments
€2,075/mo
Ref: 91756Apartments in Swieqi
Swieqi
Apartments
€1,700/mo
Ref: 91750Apartments in Mellieha
Mellieha
Apartments
€1,500/mo
Ref: 91746Apartments in Qawra
Qawra
Studio Apartments
€1,300/mo
Ref: 91738Studio Apartments in St. Julians
St. Julians
Penthouses
€2,450/mo
Ref: 91737Penthouses in St. Julians
St. Julians
Apartments
€1,500/mo
Ref: 91730Apartments in Pieta
Pieta
Apartments
€1,700/mo
Ref: 91692Apartments in Sliema
Sliema
Apartments
€1,600/mo
Ref: 91690Apartments in Pieta
Pieta
Apartments
€1,600/mo
Ref: 91689Apartments in Pieta
Pieta
Studio Penthouse
€1,000/mo
Ref: 91688Studio Penthouse in St. Paul's Bay
St. Paul's Bay
Long Lets in Malta — common questions
What counts as a long let in Malta?
A long let is a rental of six months or more on a written contract registered with the Housing Authority. It gives tenants security of tenure and regulated deposit protection.
How much is a long-term rental in Malta?
Long-let apartments typically range €700–€1,000/month for one bedroom outside the centre and €1,000–€1,600 in central seafront areas, with houses and villas above that. Long-let rates are notably cheaper than short-let equivalents.
Is a deposit required for a long let?
Yes — usually one month’s rent, held as security and returned at the end of the lease subject to the property’s condition. Some landlords also ask for the first month in advance.
Can I register my long-let address for residency?
Yes. A registered long-let contract is accepted as proof of address for Identità (residence card) applications — one reason relocators choose a long let over repeated short stays.
