Bank of Valletta
Bank of Valletta Cash Machine in Lija · Ħal Lija, Malta
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This is the Bank of Valletta cash machine in Ħal Lija, a village in central Malta. Bank of Valletta, known as BOV, is a Maltese bank founded in 1974 whose cash machines let customers withdraw cash, make deposits and check balances. Enquiries about the bank's accounts, cards and loans go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
A cash machine is often the first thing a visitor or new resident needs in a village, and the Bank of Valletta ATM in Ħal Lija is one of the points in the bank's island-wide network. Ħal Lija is a quiet village in the middle of Malta, close to the larger towns of Attard and Birkirkara, and the machine gives access to cash without a trip to Valletta, which our Valletta guide covers.
Bank of Valletta, shortened to BOV, aims to be the bank of choice in Malta and has been serving customers since 1974. The Lija machine is listed in our directory of banks in Malta, and this page explains what the bank behind it offers. Visitors arriving on flights to Malta from the UK may find a nearby machine handy.
What the ATM network is for
BOV's cash machines are places to withdraw cash, make deposits, check an account balance and carry out other tasks. For a visitor from the UK, that means a familiar way to take out euros while on the move, although charges from your own card issuer may apply, so check with your bank before you travel.
The bank separates its ATMs from its branches, which handle in-person service, and from specialist centres for investment, business, wealth management, home finance and financial well-being. There is also a legal office, and appointments can be booked for help with opening an account or applying for a loan. The locator on the bank's site covers both Malta and Gozo.
Accounts and cards
Personal banking at BOV includes everyday banking accounts, children and youth accounts and student and graduate packages, with a tool for comparing accounts. Joint accounts can only be opened at a branch, and lending is subject to criteria. Cards include a debit card, the BOV Cashlink Visa Card and the BOV Skypass Credit Card, which offers a higher credit limit and more flexibility.
A newcomer who is thinking about opening a Maltese account will find useful background in our Malta relocation guide, and remote workers can read the digital nomad guide for the practical side of living on the island.
Loans, insurance and digital tools
On the financing side, BOV has home loans and personal financing, and mortgage advisers such as Alecta Advisors are listed nearby, and its website carries calculators that show how much you may be able to borrow for a home or personal goals. Insurance and retirement products are part of the range, and for other insurers see our directory of insurance in Malta.
Digital banking runs through the BOV Mobile App, and there is an IBAN converter and validator for turning an account number into an IBAN. A learning hub offers tips on managing and growing money and warns customers how to spot scams. The bank also publishes a customer charter and an accessibility statement, and it takes part in community and sustainability initiatives, which may interest customers who want to know how the bank operates.
The bank behind the machine
Bank of Valletta p.l.c. has its head office at 58 Zachary Street in Valletta and is licensed by the Malta Financial Services Authority to carry out the business of banking under the Banking Act and investment services under the Investment Services Act. The wider BOV group includes asset management, fund services, stockbroking and a properties arm.
For an overview of the sector it sits in, see our guide to financial services in Malta, and for tax questions that follow a move, the Malta tax guide for UK nationals.
Using this listing
This listing is for the Ħal Lija ATM, and the pages on the bank's website do not give details specific to this machine, such as its exact position or whether it takes deposits. Please check the locator before relying on a particular service.
To ask the bank about an account, a card or a loan, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message on.
Questions about Bank of Valletta
What is this listing?
It is the Bank of Valletta cash machine in Ħal Lija, a village in central Malta. The bank's ATMs are used to withdraw cash, make deposits and check balances, depending on the machine.
When was Bank of Valletta founded?
The bank has been serving customers since 1974 and is known as BOV. Its head office is at 58 Zachary Street in Valletta, and it has branches and ATMs in both Malta and Gozo.
Is Bank of Valletta regulated?
Yes. Bank of Valletta p.l.c. is licensed by the Malta Financial Services Authority to carry out the business of banking under the Banking Act and investment services under the Investment Services Act.
What accounts can I open?
Personal accounts include everyday banking accounts, children and youth accounts and student and graduate packages. Joint accounts can only be opened from a branch, and lending is subject to the bank's criteria.
Which cards does BOV offer?
The range includes debit cards such as the BOV Cashlink Visa Card, and credit cards such as the BOV Skypass Credit Card, which offers a higher credit limit and more financial flexibility.
Can I apply for a home loan?
Yes. BOV offers home loans and personal financing, with online calculators to estimate borrowing, and home finance hubs where specialists give one-to-one guidance through an application.
Can I bank on my phone?
Yes. The BOV Mobile App provides digital banking, and the website offers an IBAN converter and validator, tools for managing money and guidance on spotting scams.
How do I ask a question through VisitMalta.co.uk?
Use the enquiry form on this page, say whether your question is about an account, a card or a loan, and add your details. We will pass your message on to the bank.
Practical information
This listing is the Bank of Valletta ATM in Ħal Lija, a village in central Malta. Opening hours do not apply to the machine itself, and branch opening hours are published on the bank's own website. The bank's head office is at 58 Zachary Street, Valletta. For questions about accounts, cards or loans, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message on.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the Bank of Valletta website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.