Overview

The Military Equipment (Export Control) Regulations, 2001 (SL 365.13) provides for the issue of export authorisations for arms, weapons, ammunition, explosives, toxicological agents and other military equipment, including military vehicles, vessels of war, aircraft and electronic equipment. A list of military equipment which require an export authorisation may by found in the First Schedule to these regulations. Depending on the final destination such a licence is also needed for the transit through Malta of listed items.

What you'll get

An export licence with the maximum validity term of 8 months.

Eligibility

The exporter or an agent representing the exporter. The applicant can be a natural person, a governmental entity or a commercial or non-commercial entity.

How to apply

Fill in the online form and submit.
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