Consulate of Malta in Aarhus, Denmark
- Address: Edisonvej 3, Aarhus
- Phone: +4523608310
- Fax: +4589364316
- Email: maltaconsulaarhus@gov.mt
Head of mission: Mr Ove Andersen, Honorary Consul (as of 2015)
Malta in Denmark
3 missions of Malta in Denmark: Consulate of Malta in Aarhus, Denmark; Consulate of Malta in Copenhagen, Denmark; Consulate of Malta in Odense, Denmark.…
Consulate of Malta in Copenhagen, Denmark
- Address: Rua Zaco Parana, 137/201, Copenhagen
- Phone: +453387256970
- Email: maltaconsulcopenhagen@gov.mt
Head of mission: Mr Franco Ciufo, Honorary Consul (as of 2015)
Consulate of Malta in Odense, Denmark
- Address: c/o Team Online Global A/S; Edisonvej 3, 5000 Odense C
- Phone: +4520298210
- Email: maltaconsul.odense@gov.mt
Head of mission: Mr Bjørn Petersen, Honorary Consul (as of 2010)
Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Malta as a destination for visitors from Denmark?
Malta offers a compelling blend of history, culture, and modern tourism, making it an appealing destination for Danish travelers. With 3.2 million Danes traveling abroad annually, a portion may find Malta's rich historical sites and Mediterranean charm particularly attractive.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Malta for tourists coming from Denmark?
Malta is generally safe for tourists, including those from Denmark, but it does have some differences in safety rankings compared to Denmark. According to safety rankings, Malta is positioned 26th out of 40 countries for safety while walking alone at night, which is lower than Denmark's 6th place. In terms of crime statistics, Malta has a lower murder rate (0.4 per 100,000 people) compared to Denmark (0.8), and there have been no reported female murders in Malta. However, Denmark ranks higher in overall safety and peace, being 8th in the Global Peace Index, while there is no data available for Malta. Regarding organized crime, Malta has higher indices for crime networks and state crime compared to Denmark, indicating some challenges in these areas. Nevertheless, Malta's lower murder rate and absence of female murders suggest it remains a relatively safe destination for tourists. Overall, while tourists from Denmark may find Malta less safe than their home country, it is still a viable and enjoyable travel option.