Euroshipping Malta

Euroshipping Malta looks after the movement of merchandise into and out of the islands, by sea and by road. It was established in 2015 and has grown into a recognised name in freight forwarding and vehicle importation, with a team that knows port operations at first hand.

Customers include businesses that import goods regularly and individuals who need a single vehicle brought across from the UK. The company is listed in our directory of courier and freight companies in Malta, alongside other carriers you may want to compare.

Container and groupage shipping

For larger cargo, Euroshipping Malta arranges full container load (FCL) imports and exports. A full container load means you have a whole container to yourself. Smaller consignments travel as groupage, also called LCL, where goods from several customers share a container, which keeps the cost down when you do not need a whole box.

The company works with a worldwide network of partner firms, so shipments can start or finish at major ports around the globe. It offers door-to-door and timed deliveries, flexible routing and advice on the freight arrangements that suit your goods, which helps when you are shipping something for the first time. If you are bringing personal belongings as part of a move, our Malta relocation guide covers the wider picture.

Road freight, customs and local delivery

European road freight is handled as groupage from across Europe, a practical route for smaller shipments heading to Malta. Once goods arrive, the team provides customs clearance and delivers to any address in the country, drawing on its working relationship with local customs.

Malta's historic harbours, explored in our guide to the Three Cities, have long made the island a place where goods change hands, and a forwarder with hands-on port experience is part of that tradition. Tarxien sits a short drive from the capital, and our Valletta guide shows what is worth seeing when you are in the area on business.

Because the clearance and the final delivery are managed by the same firm, there is one point of contact rather than several. Anyone weighing up the costs of importing goods may also want to read our guide to Malta tax for UK nationals alongside their quote.

UK vehicle imports

The Euroshipping UK Auto Imports division specialises in bringing vehicles from the United Kingdom to Malta, including premium cars. The service covers sourcing, transport, port handling, customs clearance and registration, so the vehicle is managed from the moment it is secured until it is released and registered.

Vehicles move by roll-on roll-off ferry or inside a container, with coordination between the company and the port authorities and a focus on quick release. If you would rather buy locally, the directory also lists car dealerships such as A&A Car Imports. Travellers arriving from the UK can see the options on our page about flights to Malta.

Getting in touch

The company offers consultancy on freight requirements, so it is worth explaining your goods, quantities and timing in as much detail as you can. Clear information about weight, size, packing and the delivery address allows a forwarder to choose between container, groupage and road options, and to quote for the whole route including clearance. The same applies to vehicles, where make, model and year help the team plan the transport.

Before you ask for a quote, gather the essentials: what you are shipping, where it starts, where it must arrive and any deadline. Background reading on the country is in our overview of Malta, and if you are relocating for remote work, the digital nomad guide is a good companion.

To start, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to Euroshipping Malta.