Start your self-employed journey.
We guide you from setup and documents to verification and your first jobs on the Aftermath network. Simple, fast and fully supported.
- Guided setupStep by step
- Verified providersJoin our network
- Real opportunitiesAcross Malta & Gozo
Example
From setup to your first job in just a few steps.
- 1Register and get guidance
Create your account and follow our simple process.
- 2Prepare and upload documents
We tell you exactly which documents your work needs.
- 3Office verification
A short meeting with the Aftermath team to complete verification.
- 4Join our platforms
Get access to vetted job opportunities on the Aftermath network.
- 5Start earning
Accept jobs and get paid — you keep up to 90%.
Your independent future, supported.
We make it easy for EU citizens and eligible residents in Malta to register as self-employed and start working through the Aftermath ecosystem.
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Join a growing network of independent providers.
Get access to vetted job opportunities across the Aftermath platforms — from cleaning and hospitality to logistics, trades, care and more.
Explore opportunitiesWhy choose selfemployed.mt?
A simpler, faster and more supported way to start working for yourself in Malta.
Questions, answered.
Who can join?
Citizens of the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland aged 18 or over, and their non-EU family members who hold an EU residence card. Other non-EU nationals can join only if they hold a Jobsplus licence that allows them to work as self-employed — an ordinary single permit tied to an employer, or a nomad permit, is not enough.
What does it cost?
Signing up costs nothing. When you work through an Aftermath platform, the platform keeps a commission on each job and you keep the rest — up to 90%, depending on the platform.
Which documents will I need?
Your ID card or passport, a police conduct certificate, your insurance policy (public liability), your VAT registration certificate, and any licence or qualification your work needs, such as a driving licence for delivery work. If you have a residence card, also your social security registration; if you are not an EU citizen, your EU residence card or your Jobsplus self-employment licence and residence permit. You bring the originals to a short vetting appointment at our office.
How does verification work?
First you register as self-employed with the government — we show you each official step. Then you upload your documents and book a short vetting appointment at our office, where we check the originals with you. Once you are approved you can join the platforms that fit your work.
How do I get paid?
Every job you complete is recorded in your account. Payouts come through the platform you work on, with statements you can check at any time.
Ready to work for yourself?
Create your account in a few minutes. We’ll guide you through every step after that.