Mihai Group

Mihai Group is a Maltese transport business that handles parcels, goods and small moves, with an agency address in Qawra, on the St Paul's Bay side of the island. It moves things in several directions: from Sicily to Malta, from the rest of Europe to Malta, and from Malta out to Europe.

A cargo taxi service and an interiors line sit alongside the parcel work, so one business covers the courier, the van and the fit out. It is listed in our courier and freight directory for Malta.

Parcels and goods between Malta and Europe

Three routes are laid out on the home page. Sicily to Malta is for furniture and goods transport and has its own calculator, so you can work out the cost of a move before you ask. Europe to Malta is for collections arranged through DPD, using a mandate, which is the written authority that lets the carrier act for you at the sender's end. Malta to Europe offers drop-off and collection options for parcels leaving the island.

A tracking page lets you follow a parcel, and a collection form handles requests to pick items up. For anything the calculators and service pages do not answer, there is a contact form, and an online assistant called Nesli is available on the site to help with questions. UK readers sending gifts or goods to relatives in Malta, or buying from European retailers that do not deliver to the island, are the natural users of these services.

Cargo taxi and interiors

A cargo taxi is a van booked with a driver for a specific job, rather than a vehicle you hire and drive yourself. Mihai Group offers a medium van or an XXL van with driver, which suits a flat move, a furniture delivery or a pick up from a shop or port. You request the van through the site and describe the job.

The interiors line covers plasterboard supply and stretch ceilings, handled as project enquiries. Stretch ceilings are fitted membranes that give a smooth finish, often used when renovating a Maltese apartment. If you are buying or renovating property, our Malta relocation guide covers the practicalities of settling in, and for importing a vehicle you may want to speak to A&A Car Imports.

Preparing a shipment

A little preparation makes any cross border parcel simpler. Pack items firmly in a sturdy box, label them clearly with the delivery address, and keep a note of the contents and their value. For furniture, measure the largest pieces and check that they will pass through doors and stairwells at the Maltese end, since access in older town houses can be tight. Having these details to hand lets the team quote accurately and plan the right vehicle.

Where to find Mihai Group

The agency address is Jesmond Court on Triq l-Iskuna in Qawra, San Pawl il-Baħar. Parcel drop-off runs on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 4pm to 7pm, so plan your visit within those hours. St Paul's Bay and Qawra are the main holiday resort area on the north east coast, and our guide to hotels in Qawra lists places to stay. Visitors can fill time with our things to do in Malta page, the best beaches in Malta and the Mellieħa guide.

Arriving from Britain is simple, and our guide to flights to Malta explains the options. For wider background, read our about Malta page.

Starting an enquiry

Prices come from the business's own calculator or a quote. When you write, say what you are sending or moving, where from and to, the size or weight and when you need it there. For a cargo taxi, add the pick up and drop off locations and the number of items.

Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to Mihai Group for a direct reply.