We would like to inform our upcoming guests that Malta has many ongoing construction projects across various areas. While we strive to provide a comfortable and peaceful environment, please be aware that construction sites may sometimes cause noise disturbances during your stay.

Please note that the exact start and end times of these works are not publicly announced, and as managers, we are generally not informed of their schedules. Therefore, occasional noise may occur without prior warning.

We make every effort to keep our guests informed about potential disturbances, but we kindly ask for your understanding that some noise may be unavoidable. Please note that we do not issue refunds due to construction-related disturbances.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Should you experience any issues or require assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We hope you enjoy your stay in Malta.

Kind regards,
[Your Property Name / Management Team]

Official Construction Rules and Regulations in Malta:

Permits and Approvals:
Construction works require a valid development permit issued by the Planning Authority. No work should commence without this permit.
Construction Hours:
- Typically, construction work is permitted from Monday to Friday between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
- Some exceptional projects may be allowed limited weekend or evening work, but this requires prior approval.
- Construction during public holidays is generally prohibited unless explicitly permitted.
Noise Regulations:
- Noise levels during permitted hours should adhere to the standards set by the Environmental Health Directorate.
- Excessive noise, especially outside permitted hours, may lead to penalties.
Health and Safety:
- Construction sites must comply with Occupational Health and Safety regulations stipulated by the Occupational Health and Safety Authority (OHSA).
- Proper safety measures, signage, and personal protective equipment are mandatory.
Environmental Considerations:
- Construction works should not harm protected areas, heritage sites, or natural resources.
- EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) might be required for large-scale projects.
Public Notice:
- Contractors are often required to inform neighbors and local communities about the scheduled works.

Important note:
Specific conditions may vary depending on the type of project, location, and permits issued.

Construction in Malta