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Malta flag Free Malta Proxy List (MT Proxies) (Updated in Real-Time)

2 free Malta proxies (HTTP, HTTPS & SOCKS4), averaging 24.6% uptime, refreshed automatically every 15 minutes.

Total 2 proxies Updated 5 min ago

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IP : Port Country City Protocol Anonymity Org : ASN Speed Uptime
213.165.185.211:4153 Malta flag MT Birkirkara SOCKS4 Elite Melita plc : AS12709 2538 ms 22.8%
84.255.40.228:8998 Malta flag MT Msida HTTP HTTPS Transparent MELITACABLE : AS12709 9614 ms 26.4%

2 free proxy servers based in Malta are listed below, pulled automatically from public sources and refreshed every 15 minutes. It currently ranks #95 of 132 tracked countries by proxy count. Use the filters to narrow the list by protocol or anonymity level.

Across the current list, the average uptime is 24.6% and the average response time is 6076ms. By anonymity level: 1 elite (fully anonymous), 0 anonymous, and 1 transparent.

Servers on this list are concentrated in Msida and Birkirkara, commonly hosted by providers such as Melita Cable plc and MELITACABLE.

Choosing between elite, anonymous, and transparent comes down to how much a task needs to hide: elite proxies conceal everything, anonymous proxies reveal only that a proxy is in use, and transparent proxies conceal nothing. These servers are free and publicly sourced, so quality varies — always verify one works before relying on it, and never use a free proxy for sensitive logins or financial transactions.

The list above reflects the most recent sync and updates automatically every 15 minutes — no need to refresh manually, just revisit this page whenever a fresh batch is needed.

How to Use Malta Proxy Free

  1. 1

    Choose a proxy

    Browse the Malta proxies listed above and pick one based on protocol, uptime, and anonymity level (elite, anonymous, or transparent) that fits what you need it for.

  2. 2

    Add it to your device

    Copy the IP address and port, then enter them into your device's or browser's proxy settings (Windows/macOS network settings, a browser extension, or an app's connection settings both work — the exact steps depend on what you're using it in).

  3. 3

    Connect and check the status

    Save the settings and try loading a page. If it doesn't connect, the proxy may already be offline — free proxies come and go, so pick another from the list and try again.

  4. 4

    Use it to protect your original IP

    Once connected, sites you visit see the proxy's IP address instead of your own — useful for basic anonymity, checking how a site looks from another location, or keeping your real IP address private.

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