Social Security Benefits in Malta
Short-Term Social Security Unemployment Benefit
– Daily Rates in Malta
Year | Single parent or Married person maintaining spouse not in full-time employment |
Any other person |
2022 |
€ 13.25 | € 8.66 |
2021 |
€ 13.12 | € 8.58 |
2020 |
€ 12.86 | € 8.41 |
2019 |
€ 12.61 | € 8.24 |
2018 |
€ 12.44 | € 8.13 |
2017 |
€ 12.31 | € 8.05 |
2016 |
€ 12.18 | € 7.97 |
2015 |
€ 12.05 | € 7.89 |
2014 |
€ 11.80 | € 7.72 |
2013 |
€ 11.55 | € 7.56 |
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Short-Term Social Security Special Unemployment Benefit
– Daily Rates in Malta
Year | Single parent or Married person maintaining spouse not in full-time employment |
Any other person |
2022 |
€ 22.25 | € 14.68 |
2021 |
€ 22.03 | € 14.54 |
2020 |
€ 21.60 | € 14.25 |
2019 |
€ 21.17 | € 13.97 |
2018 |
€ 20.89 | € 13.78 |
2017 |
€ 20.68 | € 13.64 |
2016 |
€ 20.47 | € 13.50 |
2015 |
€ 20.26 | € 13.22 |
2014 |
€ 19.83 | € 12.94 |
2013 |
€ 19.41 | € 12.67 |
Short-Term Social Security Sickness Benefit
– Daily Rates in Malta
Year | Single parent or Married person maintaining spouse not in full-time employment |
Any other person |
2022 |
€ 21.85 | € 14.15 |
2021 |
€ 21.64 | € 14.01 |
2020 |
€ 21.21 | € 13.73 |
2019 |
€ 20.79 | € 13.46 |
2018 |
€ 20.51 | € 13.28 |
2017 |
€ 20.30 | € 13.14 |
2016 |
€ 20.09 | € 13.00 |
2015 |
€ 19.88 | € 12.86 |
2014 |
€ 19.46 | € 12.59 |
2013 |
€ 19.05 | € 12.32 |
The first 3 days of uninterrupted sickness not covered by the Sickness Benefit. Maximum Sickness Benefit eligible in one year is 156 days.
Sickness Benefit eligibility criteria:
1) Person has the required number of contributions
– 50 SSC contributions paid up to last day of work
– 20 SSC contributions paid or credited in the last two full years prior to the year of the claim
2) Person has not reached retirement age
3) Person is not receiving a retirement pension or invalidity pension
4) The condition is not a hernia without surgery or pregnancy without complication
Short-Term Social Security Injury Benefit
– Daily Rates in Malta
Year | Single parent or Married person maintaining spouse not in full-time employment |
Any other person |
2022 |
€ 32.78 | € 24.66 |
2021 |
€ 32.46 | € 24.42 |
2020 |
€ 31.82 | € 23.94 |
2019 |
€ 31.19 | € 23.47 |
2017 |
€ 30.46 | € 22.92 |
2016 |
€ 30.15 | € 22.68 |
2015 |
€ 29.84 | € 22.44 |
2014 |
€ 29.21 | € 21.97 |
2013 |
€ 28.59 | € 21.51 |
Social Security Maternity Leave Benefit
– Rates in Malta
Year | Maximum weekly rate per pregnancy |
Maximum annual rate per pregnancy |
2022 |
€ 182.83 |
|
2021 |
€ 181.08 |
|
2020 |
€ 179.33 |
|
2019 |
€ 175.84 |
|
2018 |
€ 172.51 |
|
2017 |
€ 169.76 * paid for a maximum of four weeks |
€ 679.04 |
2016 |
€ 168.01 * paid for a maximum of four weeks |
€ 672.04 |
2015 |
€ 166.26 * paid for four weeks from the 15th week up to the 18th week of pregnancy |
€ 665.04 |
2014 |
€ 160.00 * paid for a maximum of four weeks |
|
2013 |
€ 160.00 * paid for a maximum of four weeks |
Social Security Marriage Grant
– Rates in Malta
Year | Lump sum |
Entitlement Condition: person must be ordinary resident in Malta and was an employed person or a self-employed or self-occupied person for at least six months at any time prior to contracting marriage |
2022 |
€ 295.84 | per person |
2021 |
€ 292.97 | per person |
2020 |
€ 290.11 | per person |
2019 |
€ 283.49 | per person |
2018 |
€ 280.59 | per person |
2017 |
€ 277.70 | per person |
2016 |
€ 274.84 | per person |
2015 |
€ 271.98 | per person |
2014 |
€ 271.04 |
per person |
2013 |
€ 265.32 |
per person |
Social Security Children Allowance
– Rates in Malta
2017 |
Household Annual Income Test |
Age entitlement conditions for children in household | Annual rate calculation per child |
over €24,833 | Under 16 years of age | €450.00 | |
lower than €24,833 | Under 16 years of age | (€24,833 less household annual income) * 6% (Maximum €1,155.96)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
lower than €24,833 | Over 16 but under 21 years of age¹ (Either still undergoing full-time education or training in an educational institution recognised by the government in terms of the Education Act and who is not receiving any form of remuneration or stipend or allowance or is registered unemployed under the Part I register and has never been gainfully occupied.) OR (is registered as unemployed under Part I of the Register kept in accordance with the provisions of the Employment and Training Services Act and who has never been gainfully occupied, and who is not in receipt of any benefit, pension or assistance payable under this Act.) |
(€24,833 less household annual income) * 2% (Minimum €450)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
2016 |
Household Annual Income Test |
Age entitlement conditions for children in household | Annual rate calculation per child |
over €24,742 | Under 16 years of age | €450.00 | |
lower than €24,742 | Under 16 years of age | (€24,742 less household annual income) * 6% (Maximum €1,155.96)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
lower than €24,742 | Over 16 but under 21 years of age¹ (Either still undergoing full-time education or training in an educational institution recognised by the government in terms of the Education Act and who is not receiving any form of remuneration or allowance or is registered unemployed under the Part I register and has never been gainfully occupied.) OR (is registered as unemployed under Part I of the Register kept in accordance with the provisions of the Employment and Training Services Act and who has never been gainfully occupied, and who is not in receipt of any benefit, pension or assistance payable under this Act.) |
(€24,742 less household annual income) * 2% (Maximum €385.32)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
2015 |
Household Annual Income Test |
Age entitlement conditions for children in household | Annual rate calculation per child |
over €24,651 | Under 16 years of age | €450.00 | |
lower than €24,651 | Under 16 years of age | (€24,651 less household annual income) * 6% (Maximum €1,155.96)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
lower than €24,651 | Over 16 but under 21 years of age¹ (Either still undergoing full-time education or training in an educational institution recognised by the government in terms of the Education Act and who is not receiving any form of remuneration or allowance or is registered unemployed under the Part I register and has never been gainfully occupied.) OR (is registered as unemployed under Part I of the Register kept in accordance with the provisions of the Employment and Training Services Act and who has never been gainfully occupied, and who is not in receipt of any benefit, pension or assistance payable under this Act.) |
(€24,651 less household annual income) * 2% (Maximum €385.32)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
2014 |
Household Annual Income Test |
Age entitlement conditions for children in household | Annual rate calculation per child |
over €24,621 | Under 16 years of age | €450.00 | |
lower than €24,621 | Under 16 years of age | (€24,621 less household annual income) * 6% (Maximum €1,155.96)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
lower than €24,621 | Over 16 but under 21 years of age¹ (Either still undergoing full-time education or training in an educational institution recognised by the government in terms of the Education Act and who is not receiving any form of remuneration or allowance or is registered unemployed under the Part I register and has never been gainfully occupied.) OR (Or is registered as unemployed under Part I of the Register kept in accordance with the provisions of the Employment and Training Services Act and who has never been gainfully occupied, and who is not in receipt of any benefit, pension or assistance payable under this Act.) |
(€24,621 less household annual income) * 2% (Maximum €385.32)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
2013 |
Household Annual Income Test |
Age entitlement conditions for children in household | Annual rate calculation per child |
over €24,439 | Under 16 years of age | €450.00 | |
lower than €24,439 | Under 16 years of age | (€24,439 less household annual income) * 6% (Maximum €1,155.96)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
lower than €24,439 | Over 16 but under 21 years of age¹ (Either still undergoing full-time education or training in an educational institution recognised by the government in terms of the Education Act and who is not receiving any form of remuneration or allowance or is registered unemployed under the Part I register and has never been gainfully occupied.) OR (Or is registered as unemployed under Part I of the Register kept in accordance with the provisions of the Employment and Training Services Act and who has never been gainfully occupied, and who is not in receipt of any benefit, pension or assistance payable under this Act.) |
(€24,439 less household annual income) * 2% (Maximum €385.32)² (National Minimum wage income earners are entitled to the maximum annual rate) |
|
Social Security Maternity Benefit
– Rates in Malta
Year | Maximum weekly rate per pregnancy |
Maximum annual rate per pregnancy |
2017 |
€ 90.27 (maximum of 14 weeks) Self-occupied persons – € 169.76 (maximum of 14 weeks) Eligibility: This Maternity Benefit is not available to women who avail themselves from maternity leave from their place of work. |
€ 1,263.78 € 2,376.64 |
2016 |
€ 89.10 (maximum of 14 weeks) Self-occupied persons – € 168.01 (maximum of 14 weeks) Eligibility: This Maternity Benefit is not available to women who avail themselves from maternity leave from their place of work. |
€ 1,247.40 € 2,352.14 |
2015 |
€ 87.35 | € 1,222.90 |
2014 |
€ 86.77 | € 1,214.78 |
2013 |
€ 83.28 | € 1,043.56 |