Direct answer
How do I contact the I Belong Programme?
The programme is run by the Human Rights Directorate’s Integration and Anti-Racism Unit. The telephone number published on the official contact page is +356 2226 3210 (verified 28 June 2026). For programme enquiries, the dedicated email is ibelongcourses@gov.mt. If the number does not connect, check the official contact page below for the most current details.
This guide cannot call the programme for you, access your application, or take any personal details. It will never ask for a password, ID, or payment.
The official contact routes
The I Belong Programme is run by the Human Rights Directorate’s Integration and Anti-Racism Unit. The following details were verified directly on the official contact page on 28 June 2026. Phone numbers and addresses can change — if any detail does not work, the official contact page linked below always carries the current version.
Telephone
+356 2226 3210
Integration & Anti-Racism Unit — Human Rights Directorate
I Belong Programme email
For enrolment, stage queries, and certificate questions.
General integration queries
Office address
Human Rights Directorate, A3 Towers
Triq l-Arkata
Paola PLA 1211
Last verified: 2026-07-14 — source: humanrights.gov.mt official contact page. Opening hours are not published on the official page; contact by email for a response at any time.
The I Belong office, address and opening hours
The I Belong Programme is administered by the Human Rights Directorate’s Integration and Anti-Racism Unit. Its office is at A3 Towers, Triq l-Arkata, Paola PLA 1211 — the same building used for the directorate’s wider integration work. That address is published on the official contact page and was checked on 14 July 2026.
Opening hours are not published. The official contact page does not list office, visiting, or business hours for the unit (checked 14 July 2026). Because the directorate has not confirmed any hours, this independent guide will not invent them. If that changes and hours are published officially, they will be added here with a source note.
For that reason, email is the recommended first contact. Writing to ibelongcourses@gov.mt can be done at any time, does not depend on office hours, and gives you a written record of what you asked and when. The phone number +356 2226 3210 is the alternative if you need to speak to someone.
If you are considering going to the Paola office in person, do not turn up unannounced. Since no opening hours are confirmed, email or call first to check whether an in-person visit is needed at all and, if it is, to agree a confirmed time before you travel.
What to have ready before you contact them
To get a useful answer quickly, it helps to have to hand: your current residence or visa status, the stage and course (if any) you have completed or are partway through, any reference numbers from a previous application or enrolment, and a clear, specific question. This guide cannot store any of these details or contact the programme for you.
Frequently asked questions
01What is the I Belong Malta contact number?
The Human Rights Directorate's Integration and Anti-Racism Unit publishes the telephone number +356 2226 3210 on its official contact page. This was verified on 28 June 2026. Phone numbers can change, so check the official contact page below if this does not connect.
02Is there an email for the I Belong Programme?
Yes. Official information names a dedicated programme email address for I Belong enquiries: ibelongcourses@gov.mt. For many questions — enrolment, your stage, or your certificate — email gives you a written record and is often the most practical first contact.
03Can this guide call the programme or check my application for me?
No. This is an independent information guide. It cannot phone the programme on your behalf, submit anything for you, access your application, or track your enquiry. All of that happens directly between you and the Human Rights Directorate.
04Who should I contact about the Stage 1 application pause?
Questions about how the current Stage 1 restructuring pause affects you should go to the Human Rights Directorate directly — only they can tell you how your individual situation is handled. See the applications-paused page for what official information does and does not say about the pause.
05What are the I Belong office opening hours?
The Human Rights Directorate does not publish opening or visiting hours for the Integration and Anti-Racism Unit on its official contact page (checked 14 July 2026). Because no hours are officially confirmed, this guide will not guess them. The most reliable way to reach the programme is email — ibelongcourses@gov.mt — which you can send at any time and which gives you a written record of your enquiry.
06Can I visit the I Belong office in person?
The office is at the Human Rights Directorate, A3 Towers, Triq l-Arkata, Paola PLA 1211. However, since opening hours are not published on the official page, you should not turn up without first arranging a confirmed appointment. Email ibelongcourses@gov.mt or call +356 2226 3210 to ask whether an in-person visit is needed and, if so, to agree a time before travelling.
Official sources for this page
These are the official pages this guide depends on. Open them directly before acting on a time-sensitive requirement.
- 01Human Rights Directorate (opens in a new tab)
Official I Belong Programme overview: the current programme structure (as restructured from 15 June 2026), eligibility, course content, and discontinued courses.
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- 02Human Rights Directorate (opens in a new tab)
Published contact page for the Integration and Anti-Racism Unit, which administers the I Belong Programme.
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Related guides
Continue through the same official-source trail without switching to a portal.
- Official I Belong Programme contactsWhen to contact the programme directly, and the full list of official contact routes.
- Is there an I Belong login?Why there is no public candidate login, and how the programme is actually accessed.
- What the current Stage 1 pause meansWhat official information says — and doesn't say — about the restructuring.