Services, hours and details last checked against Bank of Valletta's own published information.
Bank of Valletta, known as BOV, is a Maltese bank licensed by the Malta Financial Services Authority, and this entry covers its Birżebbuġa branch and ATM point on Triq il-Bajja s-Sabiħa in the south east of the island. BOV offers personal accounts, cards, loans, insurance, investments and digital banking. You can contact the bank through the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page.
Birżebbuġa is a seaside town in the south east of Malta, and Bank of Valletta has a branch and cash machine point there on Triq il-Bajja s-Sabiħa. For residents it is the everyday high street bank; for UK visitors staying in the south, it is a place to draw euros without driving into Valletta.
Bank of Valletta, usually shortened to BOV, has served Maltese customers since 1974 and aims to be the bank of choice on the island. This page sits in our directory of banks in Malta, alongside the other high street names, and is written for UK readers who want to know what the bank does before they walk in.
The Birżebbuġa branch and ATM
The directory address for this entry is 11 Triq il-Bajja s-Sabiħa, Birżebbuġa BBG 1758. The bank treats branches and ATMs as separate parts of one network: branches are for in-person service, while ATMs are for cash withdrawals, deposits, balance checks and similar tasks. Which of those functions this particular machine offers is best confirmed with the bank before you rely on it.
BOV's website is written for the whole group and gives no facilities, staffing or hours for Birżebbuġa itself, so this page does not invent any. If you need a counter service such as opening an account, the bank also invites customers to book an appointment, which saves waiting. Birżebbuġa is a handy base for the southern coast, and visitors who combine a bank errand with a day out can read our guide to the Blue Grotto.
Accounts and cards
Personal banking at BOV is organised around three account families: everyday banking accounts, accounts for children and young people, and packages for students and graduates. A comparison tool on the website lets you set them side by side. Joint accounts can only be opened at a branch, and some products are subject to lending criteria.
Cards include debit cards, the BOV Cashlink Visa card, standard and supplementary credit cards, and the Skypass credit card, which is positioned as a premium option with a higher credit limit and more financial flexibility. Customers can also pay by mobile, report a lost or stolen card through a dedicated service and raise a transaction dispute using an online form. Anyone planning a longer stay can read our guide to relocating to Malta from the UK before choosing an account.
Loans, insurance and investments
Beyond day to day banking, BOV provides home loans, personal financing, business loans and finance, and deposit accounts. The website carries home loan and personal loan calculators so you can estimate borrowing before speaking to anyone. For specialist mortgage guidance outside the bank, our directory also lists mortgage advisors such as Alecta Advisors.
Life insurance and retirement products are offered as well, with the bank enrolled as a tied insurance intermediary for Mapfre Malta p.l.c. and Mapfre Msv Life p.l.c. If you would rather compare policies from independent intermediaries, see AIB Insurance Brokers. The group also runs asset management, fund services and stockbroking arms, plus investment centres, wealth management centres, business centres and home finance hubs where advisers give one to one guidance. Our overview of financial services in Malta explains where a bank of this kind fits in the wider sector.
Digital banking and regulation
The BOV Mobile App and internet banking handle much of the routine work remotely, which suits people who live between the UK and Malta. The website also includes an IBAN finder and validator, a Learning Hub with money-management guides and a prominent warning page to help customers spot scams. Exchange rates against the euro are published online, but they are indicative only, and the rate applied to a transaction can differ.
Bank of Valletta p.l.c. is licensed by the Malta Financial Services Authority for banking and investment services and is authorised to serve customers across EU and EEA states under the passporting regime. The site is aimed at residents of Malta, so UK readers should expect Maltese rules and euro accounts. Tax questions are separate, and our Malta tax guide for UK nationals is a sensible companion. For another local option, see APS Bank in Birkirkara.
To ask about the Birżebbuġa location, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the bank.
Questions about Bank of Valletta
Where is the Bank of Valletta Birżebbuġa location?
The directory address is 11 Triq il-Bajja s-Sabiħa, Birżebbuġa BBG 1758, in the south east of Malta. The bank's registered head office is a separate address at 58 Triq San Żakkarija in Valletta.
Is this a full branch or just a cash machine?
The listing is for the Birżebbuġa branch and ATM point. The bank's website covers branches and ATMs generally but gives no detail for this site, so ask which services are available here before visiting.
What can I do at a BOV ATM?
The bank presents its ATMs as places to withdraw cash, make a deposit, check your balance and more. Not every machine necessarily offers every function, so confirm what this one provides if you need a particular service.
Which accounts does Bank of Valletta offer to individuals?
Personal accounts are grouped into everyday banking accounts, children and youth accounts, and student and graduate packages. Joint accounts can only be opened in a branch, and some products depend on lending criteria.
Is Bank of Valletta regulated?
Yes. Bank of Valletta p.l.c. is licensed by the Malta Financial Services Authority to carry out banking and investment services, and it is authorised to provide services in EU and EEA jurisdictions under the passporting regime.
How do I contact the bank through VisitMalta.co.uk?
Use the enquiry form on this page. Tell us what you need, such as opening an account or asking about this location, and we will pass your message to the bank so that it can reply to you directly.
Practical information
This entry is for the Bank of Valletta Birżebbuġa location at 11 Triq il-Bajja s-Sabiħa, Birżebbuġa BBG 1758. The bank's registered head office is at 58 Triq San Żakkarija in Valletta. The bank publishes a page of branch opening hours for the whole network but none specific to this location, so ask when you get in touch. To reach the bank, send your question through the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass it 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.