Malta

Where to get Customs approval

• Last EU departure point

Refund options available

• Airport Cash*
• Credit Card (including UnionPay credit or debit card)
• Alipay
  *A cash fee will apply

Advice

• If you receive a City Cash refund in your shopping destination, you must get your Tax Free form approved by Customs and return it to Planet within 21 days and the original store receipt or your credit card used for guarantee will get charged.
• At the airport, please allow enough time for Customs approval process before your flight departs.
• Make sure the goods are sealed and unused.
• If you are departing from Malta International Airport but changing flights at another EU airport, and if the goods you are exporting are to be checked through to a destination outside the EU, go to Customs at the airport in Malta and your Tax Free form will be export validated as if you were at the EU departure point.

Valletta

• No trip to Malta is complete without a visit to this jewel of a capital city.
  
  
• Whether entering via the stunning City Gate through Parliament Square, or catching a horse-drawn ‘Karrozzin’ from the cruise liner terminal on the breath-taking Grand Harbour, one cannot fail to be impressed by the beautiful Baroque architecture, punctuated by no fewer than 25 churches, including the incredible St. John’s Co-Cathedral, which is home to Caravaggio’s masterpiece; The Beheading of John the Baptist, among other priceless and important pieces.
  
  
• Valletta’s main thoroughfare and shopping street is Republic Street, which stretches all the way from City Gate, right down to Grand Harbour.
  
  
• Here and in the pretty and quaint streets as well as several shopping malls, you can find many of the familiar high street brands for clothing and footwear, as well as numerous eyewear outlets – a good pair of sunglasses is essential during your stay in Malta!
  
  
• You will also find an astonishing range of luxury goods, jewellery and timepieces among Valletta’s shops; not just on Republic Street, but also on Sta. Lucia Street, St. Zachary Street, Melita Street and also Merchants Street.
  
  
• Malta is renowned for its high quality gold, beautiful filigree items, custom-made jewellery items, as well as gorgeous and traditional hand-made Maltese Lace.