Malta has participated thirteen times since its debut in 2003. After a short break they returned with a bang winning in 2013.
Malta is one of the most successful countries in Junior Eurovision with two victories to date. Gaia Cauchi won the contest in 2013 with her song The Start and Destiny Chukunyere won the contest in 2015 with the song Not My Soul. They also hosted the competition twice, in 2014 and 2016.
| Event | Contestant | Song | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copenhagen 2003 | Sarah Harrison |
Like A Star
|
56 points 7th |
| Lillehammer 2004 | Young Talent Team |
Power Of A Song
|
14 points 12th |
| Hasselt 2005 | Thea & Friends |
Make It Right!
|
18 points 16th |
| Bucharest 2006 | Sophie Debattista |
Extra Cute
|
48 points 11th |
| Rotterdam 2007 | Cute |
Music
|
37 points 12th |
| Lemesos 2008 |
Daniel Testa
|
Junior Swing
|
100 points 4th |
| Kyiv 2009 |
Francesca & Mikaela
|
Double Trouble
|
55 points 8th |
| Minsk 2010 |
Nicole
|
Knock Knock!….Boom! Boom!
|
35 points 13th |
| Kyiv 2013 |
Gaia Cauchi
|
The Start
|
130 points 1st |
| Valletta 2014 |
Federica Falzon
|
Diamonds
|
116 points 4th |
| Sofia 2015 |
Destiny Chukunyere
|
Not My Soul
|
185 points 1st |
| Valletta 2016 |
Christina Magrin
|
191 points 6th | |
| Tbilisi 2017 |
Gianluca Cilia
|
Dawra Tond
|
107 points 9th |
| Minsk 2018 |
Ela
|
181 points 5th | |
| Gliwice-Silesia 2019 |
Eliana Gomez Blanco
|
29 points 19th | |
| Poland 2020 |
Chanel Monseigneur
|
Chasing Sunsets
|
100 points 8th |
Malta
Copenhagen 2003
Lillehammer 2004
Hasselt 2005
Bucharest 2006
Rotterdam 2007
Lemesos 2008
Kyiv 2009
Minsk 2010
Kyiv 2013
Valletta 2014
Sofia 2015
Valletta 2016
Tbilisi 2017
Minsk 2018
Gliwice-Silesia 2019
Poland 2020
