A third-country national has shared a video of himself travelling back to his home country, just days after Malta announced new measures affecting foreign workers. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)The video comes following the Budget 2027 announcement on 26th October, which introduced several changes affecting third-country nationals (TCNs) living and working in Malta.Among the measures is the removal of free public transport for TCNs without long-term residency, meaning those affected will have to pay €33 per month to use buses and ferries.Other announced changes include an €83 monthly driving licence charge for certain foreign residents, increased employment-related fees and the removal of free childcare eligibility for TCNs who are not long-term residents.Meanwhile, many foreign workers have taken to social media to express their concerns about the measures and the rising cost of living in Malta.Although the timing of the video has attracted attention, it has not been confirmed whether the man’s departure was directly linked to the Budget announcements.Organisations representing foreign workers have also criticised the changes, warning that the additional costs could place further financial pressure on those working in Malta.What do you make of the new measures affecting third-country nationals?Tiktok Video: malta_pappan•