The Police has advised about changes to the required documentation for renewing firearms licenses starting January 2025:
Collector License A & Special A:
Club approval as a firearms collector.
Firearms Ownership Health Certification Form issued within two months of the renewal date.
Collector License B:
Firearms Ownership Health Certification Form issued within two months of the renewal date.
Target Shooting License A & B:
Club approval as an active target shooting member.
Third-party liability insurance policy.
Firearms Ownership Health Certification Form issued within two months of the renewal date.
Special Target Shooting License A:
Club approval confirming active practice or participation in shooting competitions as required by regulations.
Firearms Ownership Health Certification Form issued within two months of the renewal date.
Hunting Licenses:
Recommendation from a legally established hunting organisation.
Third-party liability insurance policy.
Firearms Ownership Health Certification Form issued within two months of the renewal date.
Note: All mentioned forms are available at www.pulizija.gov.mt [1] under the “Services” section.
Centralisation of Firearms Transfer Service
Starting the 18th of November, the firearms transfer process in Malta has been centralised to improve efficiency and ensure same-day transfers (except in specific cases).
Transfers will now be conducted exclusively at the Firearms Office within the Police General Headquarters, Floriana, during the following hours:
Monday to Friday:
07:30 AM – 12:00 PM
12:30 PM – 2:15 PM
Transfers in Gozo will continue at the Police Office in Victoria, Gozo.
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