Criminal Injuries Compensation

Overview

Citizens of Malta or one of the member states of the European Union and persons who are habitual residents of Malta are entitled to claim compensation for the criminal injuries they have sustained so long as such injuries were subject to criminal proceedings or reported to the Police without delay.

What you'll get

Monetary compensation to victims of violent intentional crimes.

Eligibility

Such compensation can be claimed either by the victim himself or by a dependent in case the victim has died as a result of crime. This compensation cannot be claimed if the victim was responsible or partially responsible for the crime.

The application shall be submitted by not later than one year from when the violent intentional crime was committed.

Along with this application there should be attached the following documents and certificates:

Birth certificate of applicant
Death Certificate of victim, where applicable
Applicant's Police Conduct Certificate
Police Report relating to the crime in question
Affidavit by applicant confirming that no compensation has been awarded in connection with the crime mentioned in this application
Any other documentary evidence in support of the claim hereby made, particularly medical certificates with regard to paragraph J under Part II above
Any other relevant certificates or documents