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Health
in Malta: the medical service in Malta has
a high quality and most of its doctors speak as
much English as Italian. The infrastructure is very
modern, and consists of several regional health
centers and two general hospitals, in addition to
several private establishments.
Medical Insurance:
For those people in treatment or those who need
special care, they should subscribe to a medical
insurance that allows them to benefit from the cares
in private establishments.
Vaccines: It is
not necessary for tourists of Europe, the United
States, Canada or Australia to be vaccinated against
any disease. Nevertheless, it is possible that a
vaccination certificate against the yellow fever
would be requested to the travelers arriving from
infected zones.
Pharmacies: it
is recommendable that the visitors of Malta which
follow or need a regular medication bring with themselves
their own provision or prescriptions of their attending
physician. The pharmacies in Malta open from Monday
to Saturday, and some are open on Sundays.
Sun: the people
who are not used to a hard sun use a high protection
solar lotion during the first days and a less protective
lotion once they has acclimated themselves.
Plagues: the only
real plague of Malta is the mosquitoes, so is recommendable
to take enough bug repellent and cream against the
insect bites.
