Police, Justice and Defence

A crime report that does not relate to an emergency, or one in which there is no danger of loss of life. The report should concern a crime which has already occurred, and in relation to any damaged with a value less than €250 or stolen property with a value less than €232.94.

The possibility to submit appraisals or complaints about the Malta Police Force or one of its serving members. The feedback form provides the user with the choice of anonymity.

Allows persons who have a pending filed report with the Malta Police Force to check the status and monitor their report.

Through this form, the general public may request information from the Malta Police Force. The information requested may vary from general knowledge to specific information about a case which relates to the applicant. The information provided by the applicant is then processed internally, and if it meets all the criteria set by the Data Protection Act, is granted to the public.

​Allows the public to report any loss of items under the value of €232.93. A person may log a report in his name, someone else’s or on behalf of a company.

The application is made for the purpose of obtaining a licence to be issued by the Commissioner of Police to a person who is promoting, or proposes to promote a collection in any locality for a charitable purpose, or a purpose approved by the Minister responsible for the Police.

When collecting the licence, applicants should produce a valid identification document such as a valid passport or ID Card. The licence will be granted subject that the provisions laid down in the Public Collections Act Chapter 279 are satisfied.

The application, which must contain all the information as set out in the form in the First Schedule of the relative Act, must be signed by at least 3 individuals.

A promoter who was issued with a licence for any public collection must, within 5 weeks from the last day of the collection or the day on which the licence expires, in addition to the other provisions of the Act, deliver to the Commissioner of Police the statement made in the form set out in the Second Schedule of the Act, the information therein required and certified correct apart from other requirements in the same Act.

Arrangements need to be made for the tags and certificates of authority, to be returned to the District Police from where the licence had been issued.

Allows the public to forward information in a confidential and rapid manner to the Malta Police Force such as reports regarding drug abuse, animal cruelty, acts of vandalism, etc. For any urgent matters, call 112.