Transport Malta has said that the ex-gratia grant scheme for vehicles registered and licensed for personal use between the 1st May 2004 and the 31st December 2008 has now been extended until 4th April 2014.
The Authority reports that until today more than 28,000 applications have been submitted and are currently being validated. As already announced, eligible applicants should be receiving the first payment under the scheme by the second week of May.
Transport Malta reminds that applications can be either downloaded from Transport Malta’s website [1], or collected from the offices of Transport Malta in Sa Maison, Floriana, Marsa and Gozo, Ministries and Local Councils in Malta and Gozo.
For more information, one may call Free phone number 800 72373, Monday to Friday between 08.00 and 16.00hrs or send an email to grant scheme.tm@transport.gov.mt [2].
Application forms, duly filled in and signed, must be sent by post or submitted in person by not later than 4th April to:
Gozo
Grant Scheme
Gozo Licensing Office
Ministry for Gozo
St. Francis Square,
Victoria, Gozo
or
Malta
Grant Scheme
Transport Malta
Land Transport Directorate
Sa Maison Road
Floriana.
Malta.
1 Comment To "Period extended for ‘once-only’ vehicle grant scheme"
#1 Comment By mickh911 On March 28, 2014 @ 10:18 pm
its unfair that the scheme is limited to Maltese residents and doe’s not apply to people who were Maltese residents but are now living in another country
How can a deceased person be eligible but not a ex citizen ?
I registered my car in 2004 and paid the registration tax which was nearly the equivalent to the purchase cost of the car in UK so why can’t i claim