The British Residents’ Association (BRA) in Malta and Gozo has been established to foster friendly and harmonious relations between members of the Association and with the people of the Maltese Islands and to assist, advise and represent members in suitable matters. The Association is independent, secular and non-political. The six Groups of the Association regularly publish news and important information in their own newsletters

The BRA has a strong welfare support system, both centrally and through the groups, keeping members abreast of important information, and services available. (See separate Welfare Section).

The Association is divided into groups based on geographical areas. Each group is represented on the main BRA Council, which has overall control and management of the Association.

As well as an annual programme of activities organised centrally, each group organises its own programme of social events and produces a local newsletter. Typically the overall membership of the BRA is in the region of 1500.

If you made a particular point of navigating your way to this website you may very well be considering making Malta your home or alternatively you may already be here and wish to make contact with other expatriates. In both cases you have come to the right place. The Association has been in existence over 30 years and during that time has enhanced the “Malta Experience” for many hundreds perhaps thousands of people.

Obviously with the combined wealth of knowledge gathered over many years the Association can provide a valuable insight into getting settled into life in Malta including information ranging from how to obtain residency documentation to where to buy that odd item which you just cannot seem to find anywhere. Once settled in you can enjoy life to the full both with fellow expatriates and your Maltese neighbours.

Why not come and find out more at a Group coffee morning at one of the venues listed in Council and Groups.

We look forward to meeting you.
Peter Robinson