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Antonio Cárdenas
Who makes this

Antonio Cárdenas

Founder and CEO of Vivirse · In Malta since 2015

He is from Granada and has lived in Malta since 2015, where he has raised his family. In 2018 he founded Vivirse to help students from Spain and Latin America study abroad, mainly in Malta and Ireland. Since 2022 he has also brought students and teachers from European schools to Malta through Erasmus+. In 2019 he co-founded Sleep in Malta, holiday accommodation in Malta that also hosts students.

Emigrating, adapting and starting from scratch outside your own country is something he has lived first-hand. That is why he makes Vivirse News.

Write to me: news@vivirse.com

How it is made every week

  1. We read the sources

    An AI system reads the press, government websites and community websites in each country, and keeps what affects the people who live there.

  2. We write and check

    Every figure, date and requirement has to be in the linked source. If it is not there, it comes out.

  3. Antonio reviews it

    Every Sunday he reads the Spanish newsletter before it goes out at 6 pm Malta time, and can change it or stop it. The English and Portuguese versions are translated from it by AI.

Who pays for it

Vivirse News is free. It is paid for by Vivirse, a company that helps people study abroad. If one day you want to study, renew your course or change country, we can advise you. If not, the news keeps coming to you just the same.

Renew in Malta or move to Ireland?

Vivirse's team advises you for free: course, visa and working while you study.

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Study and work in Ireland?

Vivirse's team advises you for free: course, visa and working while you study.

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Vivirse's team will write to you. Your details are only used for that. Privacy policy